Peter Bihr is a founder and managing director of Third Wave, where he develops strategies for the digital world. Occasionally, he organizes events like Cognitive Cities Conference, atoms&bits Festival, Likemind Berlin and TEDxKreuzberg.
He studied Communications, Media and Political Science at Freie Universität Berlin and University of Sydney and holds masters degrees from both universities. Peter has lived in Berlin, Sydney and Washington, DC. He blogs at www.thewavingcat.com.
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What I do
As a partner of Third Wave, I develop digital strategies. Third Wave is at the intersection of think tank, consulting firm and agency. We help organizations leverage the web in smart and promising ways – call it future-proofing if you will. Before founding the company, I worked in a similar role, pitching in with anything from strategies to workshops, research or election campaigning as a freelancer for a clients like ARTE, Google, Netzpiloten, SPD, Tumblr, WoltersKluwer, as well as some agencies and public broadcasters. (Client list, CV.)
If you’d like to work with me, please get in touch.
Events
Occasionally I organize events and I think there’s no better, more fun way to meet interesting people. Over the last few years, this included Cognitive Cities Conference, TEDxKreuzberg (2x) Ignite Berlin, Atoms&Bits and Likemind Berlin. A bit more info, if usually tragically out of date, here.
Media
Sometimes I write something or am quoted somewhere. This includes smaller and larger outlets like Australian, Deutschlandradio, Focus, Golem, Guardian, New York Times, Radio Fritz, taz, T3N, WDR, ZDF and ZEIT. I try to keep an up-to-date list of media mentions.
Disclosures
I like transparency. As a freelancer, I worked with these clients. I currently am, or was at some point, affiliated with these groups. Everything in this weblog expresses my personal opinion, and mine only, unless marked otherwise. It doesn’t express the opinions of my employers, clients, colleagues or partners.
That said: I’d like to hear from you – let’s talk!