Christopher Risner

Christopher Risner is Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of BlueBolt, Inc. His role is to develop and drive the strategic direction within the organization as well as assist with marketing, sales, strategic partnerships, and finance. He also serves as Chief Marketing Officer for BravoSquared, a cloud-based enterprise search solution targeted at membership associations with lots of content. Before starting BlueBolt in 2005, Mr. Risner served as Director of Finance and Quality Assurance for Newgen, Inc.
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Fall Digital Issue 2017
The ABCs of Your Enterprise Search Strategy
BY Christopher Risner
Oct. 16 2017
Having a reliable and accurate enterprise search strategy within your organization boosts productivity internally and improves customer satisfaction externally. Both of these benefits come from providing...
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