Chris Fisher, best-selling author of seventeen books, filmmaker and television host shares storylines that bind audiences with skills that organizations need. Trained in the sciences, he has traveled the world as a lecturer, exploring and investigating the universal strategies of success common to individuals, institutions and organizations.
Chris has a diverse portfolio of accomplishments including “Birds of Alberta” one of the best-selling books ever published in Alberta. Other titles include; Mammals of Alberta, Reptiles and Amphibians of Canada, Birds of New York City. He has also written extensively for environmental education resources and documentary films featured on The Nature of Things with David Suzuki, Discovery Channel and Animal Planet. Television credits include co-writer of the long running series 'Acorn, the Nature Nut' and as writer and host of ‘Wildfiles.TV’- a 13 episode children's TV series. This diversity of experience has solidified his understanding of the creative process, teamwork and leadership.
His work as a traveling lecturer has taken him to over 70 countries on every continent. Through his presentations, Chris shares the most poignant experiences and stories from around the world, that reveal the keys to maximizing success.