Graham Jarvis MA is a freelance business and technology journalist. He is the former freelance editor of the newsletter of the Chartered Institute of Marketing’s Technology Group (CIMTech International), The Marketing Leaders, TheWhereBusiness (MforMobile), and has guest edited other online magazines – including BT Insightexec and mycustomer.com (now CX Today). He writes for publications such as AV Buyer, World Finance, Fintech Futures, Data Center Dynamics, Business Aviation Insider, and The Stack. His work, either in his own name or ghosted appears in wide range of IT magazines – such as Digitalisation World. Graham has also written for Aerospace Testing International, Business Airport International, Wards Auto, Wards Intelligence, TU Automotive (now integrated into Wards Auto), Information Age, ComputerWeekly, i-CIO, CloudPro, CIO, Banking Technology, Financial Director, FS Tech, Education Executive, Times Higher Education, Customer Focus and Startups. His freelance journalism and P.R work is widely published online, in magazines, newspapers, and books in the UK and abroad. He has also written copy for the likes of Vodafone, Microsoft, BT, and HP. Topics Covered Over the years he has covered, for example, the following topics: Business Aviation, Aerospace Testing and Compliance, World Finance, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, Electric Vehicles, Automotive Powertrains, Intelligent Mobility, Smart Cities, Marketing, Information Communications Technology (e.g. artificial intelligence, machine learning, SD-WANs, WAN Acceleration), Financial Services, Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, Job-seeking, Global financial markets, FinTech, InsurTech, Insurance, Economics, International Relations, Human Resources, Legal Marketing, and Education (from primary to higher education). Graham helped the Institute of Direct Marketing to write and research 3 modules of its B2B Marketing qualifications at the end of 2006 and at the beginning of 2007. He wrote about Customer Relationship Management for the IDM Marketing Guide. Visiting Lectureships He is also available for hire as a visiting lecturer, having worked in this capacity with Kingston University and the London School of Accountancy and Management. He has taught journalism, change management, and tourism management.