Abraham Harrison is a company of 22 people stretching across 14 time zones, and living in five countries on four continents. We are of four nationalities and six ethnicities.
Among us we speak not only English, but Spanish, Afrikaans, German, French, Hindi, Swahili, and Arabic. Our people have lived in the US, UK, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Liberia, South Africa, Tanzania, Tunisia, Germany, Spain, India, and Egypt.
In this highly international, intercultural, interlingual company that is Abraham Harrison LLC, we meet on the internet and operate primarily in English - and we live our daily lives both on and offline within the constantly morphing cultural boundaries that is our modern cosmopolitan world.
It is our normal daily life that we order lunch in German while phoning with a client in English, then pause to ask a friend a question in Spanish - and navigating in real time the cultural switches that go along with communicating with an Austrian, a Canadian, and a Colombian within the span of 10 seconds.
Equally, and in a similarly cosmopolitan and adaptable fashion, we comfortably and naturally move between online communities of Ivy-League professors, Latino youth, snarky gamers, and growling no-BS New York businessmen - each of these groups has as unique an inside culture and as much protocol that we must carefully respect, as any culture defined by geographic boundaries or national language.
It is this ability to comfortably, naturally, and sensitively move among cultures - both in the online and offline worlds - that make us here at Abraham Harrison so effortlessly able to communicate effectively wherever our clients need us to.
We are cosmopolitans in the fullest sense, and the sensitivity and adaptability we employ in our daily lives and as we move around the globe for business, pleasure, or family, we bring to bear intuitively in our online conversation marketing. 22 people, 5 countries, 4 continents, 6 ethnicities, and 8 languages between us.
That’s the team at Abraham Harrison.
Mark Harrison, Founding Partner and CEO of Abraham Harrison LLC, has a unique history of professional experience, blending technology, education, business, and international affairs. Trained as a diplomat, Mr. Harrison has worked with UNHCR, the IMF, and the World Bank Group.
Mr. Harrison has served as a political functionary, technologist, and journalist in the US, Europe, Thailand, Israel, Tanzania, and Guatemala. Mr. Harrison has served as CTO and Technical Counsel to a companies ranging from Fortune 500's to start-ups, and has guided projects across the globe.
Mr. Harrison has lived and worked in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America and speaks English, German, French, Swahili, and Spanish.
Mark Harrison lives in Berlin and Mauritius
Email: mharrison@abrahamharrison.com
US: +1 (202) 657-4769
DE: +49 30 7012 5980
UK: +44 20 8144 5671
Fax: +1 (202) 330-5724
Skype: markwharrison
GTalk: mharrison@abrahamharrison.com
Mr. Harrison's unique history of professional experience blends technology, education, business, and international affairs. Trained as a diplomat, Mr. Harrison has worked with UNHCR, the IMF, and the World Bank Group. He has served as a political functionary, technologist, and journalist in the US, Europe, Thailand, Israel, Tanzania, and Guatemala.
He has served as CTO and Technical Counsel to a companies ranging from Fortune 500's to start-ups, and has guided projects across the globe. He served as a technology adviser to Primedia, the US media conglomerate, Channel One, the world's largest in-school education and television news network, and largest minority-owned TV network in the US. He has built systems and infrastructures for the afore-mentioned organizations as well as a number of other major corporations including Booz, Allen & Hamilton, and Bell Atlantic/Verizon.Mr. Harrison currently acts as CTO and marketing adviser to Techcelerator, the Silicon Valley venture development firm headed by tomandandy.com's Tom Hajdu. He is also an associate of Joseph Jaffe's New York based new media marketing company, crayon LLC.
Over the past 15 years, Mr. Harrison has taught at the secondary, university, and post-graduate levels in the US, Canada, Germany &Tanzania, and has developed curricula in business, academic methodology, languages, and technology. Mr. Harrison has lived and worked in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America and speaks English, German, French, Swahili, and Spanish.
Chris Abraham, President and COO of Abraham Harrison, is a leading
expert in online public relations with a focus on blogger outreach,
blogger engagement, and Internet reputation management.
Chris blogs for AdAde's DigitalNext, JD Lasica's Socialmedia.biz, and Bob Garfield's Chaos Scenario blog as well as Abraham Harrison's Marketing Conversation and on his own blog, Because the Medium is the Message.
A pioneer in online social networks and publishing, with a natural facility for anticipating the next big thing, Chris Abraham is an Internet analyst, web strategy consultant and advisor to the industries’ leading firms. He specializes in web2.0 technologies, including content syndication, online collaboration, blogging, and consumer generated media. Clients include Friendster, Fresh Air Fund, International Medical Corps, Lowe Worldwide, MSHC Partners, National Environmental Trust, Sharp Electronics, Snapple, Survivor Corps, Travelistic, T. Rowe Price, YouCast, and others.
Prior to starting Abraham Harrison, Chris was a member of the Interactive Team at Edelman Public Affairs in Washington, DC, consulting clients such as Wal-Mart, Shell, and GE on blogger and social media strategy. Before Edelman, Chris was Technology Strategist for New Media Strategies, a pioneer in online brand promotion and protection with clients including Sci-Fi Channel, Buena Vista, TomTom, Paramount Pictures, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, Disney, Reebok, EA, RCA, and NBC.
In the early nineties, Chris joined The Meta Network, a seminal online virtual community based in Washington, and so began his career as an expert in online community development, social media, social networking, and online collaboration. Chris has had a web presence since 1993 and started blogging in 1999, focusing on community, connection, innovation, and brand extension. As a technologist, Chris has consulted T. Rowe Price, the US Department of Treasury CIO, Friendster, Deutsche Telekom, and others.
Chris has taught blogging courses for the Writer's Center of Bethesda, has been a guest lecturer on public affairs blogging at Columbia University's SIPA school and the American University in Washington, DC, and is the Emergent Technologies Advisor to the Urban Institute's Communications Advisory Board. Additionally, he is the go-to expert on social media, citizen journalism, technology, and the Internet for BBC World Service, CNN Radio, and CNet's BNet.
Chris received his BA in American Literature from The George Washington University, studied American Literature at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, and studied French at the University of Hawaii. He splits his time between Berlin, Germany, and Washington, DC.
Email: cja@well.com
Mobile 1: +1 (202) 352-5051
Mobile 2: +1 (703) 901-2059
Skype: chrisabraham
United States: +1 (202) 657-4063
United Kingdom: +44 (0)20 3287 2063
Germany: +49 (0)30 2241 1535
Fax: +1 (202) 330-5724
Chris Abraham, President and COO of Abraham Harrison, is a leading expert in online public relations with a focus on blogger outreach, blogger engagement, and Internet reputation management. A pioneer in online social networks and publishing, with a natural facility for anticipating the next big thing, Chris is an Internet analyst, web strategy consultant and advisor to the industries’ leading firms. He specializes in web2.0 technologies, including content syndication, online collaboration, blogging, and consumer generated media.
Prior to starting Abraham Harrison, Chris was a member of the Interactive Team at Edelman Public Affairs in Washington, DC, consulting clients such as Wal-Mart, Shell, and GE on blogger and social media strategy. Before Edelman, Chris was Technology Strategist for New Media Strategies, a pioneer in online brand promotion and protection with clients including Sci-Fi Channel, Buena Vista, TomTom, Paramount Pictures, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, Disney, Reebok, EA, RCA, and NBC.
In the early nineties, Chris joined The Meta Network, a seminal online virtual community based in Washington, and so began his career as an expert in online community development, social media, social networking, and online collaboration. Chris has had a web presence since 1993 and started blogging in 1999, focusing on community, connection, innovation, and brand extension. As a technologist, Chris has consulted T. Rowe Price, the US Department of Treasury CIO, Friendster, Deutsche Telekom, and others.
Chris has taught blogging courses for the Writer's Center of Bethesda, has been a guest lecturer on public affairs blogging at Columbia University's SIPA school and the American University in Washington, DC, and is the Emergent Technologies Advisor to the Urban Institute's Communications Advisory Board. Additionally, he is the go-to expert on social media, citizen journalism, technology, and the Internet for BBC World Service, CNN Radio, and CNet's BNet.
Chris received his BA in American Literature from The George Washington University, studied American Literature at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, and studied French at the University of Hawaii. He splits his time between Berlin, Germany, and Washington, DC.
Email:chris.abraham@abrahamharrison.com
Mail: +1 (202) 657-4063
Mobile: +1 (202) 352-5051
Fax: +1 (202) 330-5724
+1 (202) 657-4063 United States
+44 (0)20 3287 2063 United Kingdom
+49 (0)30 2241 1535 Germany
Skype: chrisabraham
Chris Abraham
PO Box 15163
Washington, DC
20003-0163
United States
Daniel Krueger is the Director of Client Services for Abraham & Harrison. Daniel spent the past decade producing, editing, shooting, and directing television shows for various production companies and nationally syndicated networks such as ABC, NBC, CBS, TLC, HGTV, Discovery, Fox, and others. Prior to A&H, Dan worked as an Executive Producer for The Electric Sheep Company where he headed virtual worlds projects for clients including the Emmy Award winning Showtime's "The L Word" in Second Life project, Bantam Dell, Ben & Jerry's and CBS's "CSI: NY." His background in television, photography, and his recent foray into online virtual worlds made a natural transition into internet marketing.
Dan is a Pennsylvania native who enjoys spending time with his wife Gretchen and two children Mya and Michael. In his spare time he can be found snowboarding, hiking, playing poker, and attending Philadelphia Eagles football games.
Email: dkrueger@abrahamharrison.com
Cell: +1 (215) 962-4035
Fax: +1 (202) 330-5724
Skype: dkrueger13
AIM: d13vk
GTalk: dkrueger@abrahamharrison.com
SMS: +12023305724
Sara Wilson is Director of Business Development for Abraham & Harrison. Trained as a historian, with experience in college administration, freelance writing, and non-profit management, Sara is the company’s jack-of-all-trades. Although her primary focus is business development, her other responsibilities include human resources, financial services, and management of our virtual office.
Sara knows who at A&H is supposed to be doing any particular thing, and, if no one is doing it, will assign it to someone, or do it herself. Sara received her bachelor’s degree from Tufts University and moved to Washington DC to attend graduate school at American University.
Sara now lives in Arlington, Virginia with her two children, Casey and Jared, and her husband Ed, who also works for a virtual company and is therefore also at home all day. Their children worry that they don’t really have jobs.
When not working for A&H, Sara works with an association of historians, volunteers on various school and civic committees, beats Casey at Wii boxing, or shares in Jared’s latest interests, which at the moment include playing the cello and watching The Weather Channel.
In her very little spare time, Sara likes to attend the theater, read, and do anything that gets her outside, as long as it doesn’t involve a lawn mower.
Phillip Rhoades is the Chief Programmer at Abraham & Harrison LLC. His skills extend beyond simply programming scripts to ensure increased efficiency at AHLLC. He is also in charge of streamlining systems, discovering new technology essential to operations, and the occasional promotional video.