Most likely, you're here because you're my mom. (Hey, mom. 👋)
Whether you birthed me or not, I made this site because I felt weird about something I recently wrote on my LinkedIn profile:
"Graham Bishop: creative, technical, gets shit done."
What does that even mean? Is this the beginning of my elevator pitch? Am I a mega-douche?
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After days spent feeling like the emoji above, I realized I needed a place where I could go beyond vapid elevator pitches and sham LinkedIn endorsements. So...
I created this site to explain who I am and what I believe in by showing you the creative and technical work I've done.
I write, record, and produce music. So far, I've released twelve records. My current project is called Graham Price Gift Shop. I just finished an album and you can listen to it pretty much everywhere: Spotify, iTunes, Amazon... you get the gist.
I used to make music in the señors of marseille and HolidayHoliday.
When I'm not making it, I'm usually out listening to it, dancing to it in my room, or writing about it on my blog.
I have a Master's in Climate and Society from Columbia. For years, my professional efforts focused on climate science and sustainable urban development. I was fortunate enough to help start a non-profit called Energy Liberty, focused on getting people green job training. I also worked with the Urban Climate Change Research Network (UCCRN) up at Columbia and did small business sustainability consulting with the Lower East Side Ecology Center, in New York.
Even though I am not currently working in the field, I try to keep up with what's happening on my sustainability blog.
In December of 2025, I wrapped up my time as the Global Marketing Technology and Platforms team lead at NielsenIQ. My official title was VP, Digital Marketing, but my role there covered far more than its marketing title suggests. Alongside brand and digital strategy, it was deeply technical — I chaired an AI and design governance collective, served on the enterprise security council responsible for SOC 2 compliance and data privacy across our public-facing platforms, led developers and architects, and partnered directly with our CTO, CPO, CRO, CMO, and security leadership on platform and governance decisions. I loved this work because I sat at the intersection of technology and business decisions. It gave me a chance to get into the weeds of complex technical concepts and then find ways to make them make sense for non-technical executives.
Over the years, I've also built and managed a ton of websites. These are a few of the companies/people/organizations I've worked with and built digital things for:
At my core, I am a translator and communicator. I find true joy and purpose when I help someone understand a new concept or figure out a better way to do something. It is especially meaningful when that new concept or better way makes the world just a little bit better, kinder, or simpler.
This drive to translate, communicate, and help is what connects everything I do: whether that's helping kids learn to read as a first grade teacher in East New York (my first job in NYC), to helping communities understand complex sea-surface temperature data and how that might affect climate change risk in a particular area, to earning executive buy-in for a specific digital infrastructure or devops choice because that choice might help us build a better digital product and, in turn, dramatically change how, and to whom, we might market a product.
Most recently, I've been spending a lot of time on digital ethics and AI enablement. I just finished an executive learning course at MIT xPro, where I studied how to design and build AI products and services. My goal is to bring my skills and experiences in the digital space to the biggest challenges our world faces: how to effectively and ethically use AI, how to mitigate and adapt to climate change, and how to nurture and educate our next generations.
Over the years, I've worked with some amazingly smart and interesting people. If there's a project you're working on that you think I could help with, let me know! Or, if you've any thoughts or questions, I'd love to hear them.
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