John Patterson is a NY-based senior advisor at Reputation Institute where he has been responsible for thought leadership and global account strategies for the consulting firm since 2010. He has worked on solving knowledge management and communication problems for 20 years on the agency (Burson-Marsteller and Ketchum) and in-house (Ernst & Young and Capgemini) sides of the business. He is an honors graduate of Harvard University and a baseball historian in his spare time.
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