Greg Kihlström appeared for the second time on this popular podcast about leadership and corporate values, hosted by thought leader and industry expert Paul Spiers.

Roanoke times featured Greg Kihlstrom’s talk for AAF Roanoke in their events listings. Speaker Greg Kihlström, author, speaker and entrepreneur, will discuss how to use process to be more successful with creative projects.

Greg is a best-selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He is currently Co-Founder at CareerGig, after selling his digital experience agency, Carousel30, in 2017.

Carousel30 was his marketing agency and he learned quite a bit about hiring freelancers. We talked briefly about the sale of Carousel30 and then moved into his current venture.

Greg Kihlström was interviewed for an Expert Panel for Forbes on the subject of mistakes marketers often make.

This week, we sat down with Greg Kihlström to discuss startup culture, the gig economy, how economic downturn opens up doors, and what makes the ideal team in the startup space and more as he explains strategies that have helped drive growth for his startup, Career Gig, despite the pandemic. Plus, hear all about Greg’s predictions for the future of the freelance economy.

Remote work has changed the workforce. Hear what Greg has to say about creating a cohesive brand experience despite all these changes, and what trends we should watch for in 2021.

Farrelly-Caizzone & Associates had the opportunity to interview Greg Kihlstrom, a customer and employee experience and digital transformation expert, best selling author, and speaker.

Greg is a best selling author, keynote speaker, and entrepreneur. He is Co-Founder at CareerGig, after his digital experience agency, Carousel30, was acquired in 2017. He has worked with some of the world’s top brands, including Coca-Cola, Dell, FedEx, GEICO, Marriott International, MTV, Starbucks, Toyota and VMware. He currently serves on the University of Richmond’s CX Advisory Board.

CareerGig co-founder Greg Kihlström explains how to start freelancing and gives an insight into what life is like working as a freelancer and the upsides and downsides associated with this ever-growing form of self-employment.

The Agile Workforce is the new book by Greg Kihlström, customer and employee experience thought leader, entrepreneur, speaker, and author. The book discusses the future of work, and how humans and AI-driven machines will work together to create our future. It also describes the rise of the freelance economy, and how remote work, gig workers, and a global mindset will transform the traditional workplace into a hybrid model where the best of all worlds can be combined for the benefit of individuals and companies alike.

March 30, 2021 | Arlington, VA // We live in an agile world. Incremental growth and continuous improvement have brought about change in just about every field imaginable. The workforce and work as we know it has been changing for a while, and it’s about to undergo a major shift.

With continued globalization, an increase in the use of artificial intelligence to perform both routine and complex tasks, and the rise of outsourcing and contracting in new industries, the Agile Workforce is here.

Greg discussed “The Advantages Of Mastering Agility While Navigating Your Customer’s Experience” with podcast host Yanique Grant.

Moonlighting, a freelancer platform that uses blockchain, was acquired by CareerGig, itself a freelancer platform. The deal is effective today.

“The combined technologies of both CareerGig and Moonlighting will further enhance our capabilities to offer enhanced sourcing, matching, hiring and retention to companies looking to hire contractors and freelancers,” said Greg Kihlstrom, CareerGig’s CEO and co-founder.

A new startup in Clarendon is riding the wave of workers who took the freelancing plunge this year due to the pandemic.

ARL NOW talked to Greg Kihlström about the futurer off work, the freelance economy and COVID-19.

I was interviewed on NBC4 Washington about CareerGig and how the company is helping freelancers find work and benefits.