Jack Bigelow, President of The Bigelow Consulting Group, Inc., is a communications consultant, writer, and provider of leadership and management insight. His educational credentials include a BA in Broadcasting and Film from Boston University and two Masters Degrees (International Relations and Law and Diplomacy) from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University. He was a Signal Corps officer, responsible for the production of briefing films for the Pentagon, early in his career. He later produced television news programs in Boston, and in 1974 joined Arthur Andersen & Co, where he designed and developed training materials, including training videotapes.
He then transferred to C-level staff responsibilities at the Andersen World Headquarters, reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, and then the Managing Partner for Human Resources. In that capacity, he was Director of Human Resource Development for the Andersen infrastructure, and a principal engaged in developing HR strategy. He retired from Andersen in 2001.
Today, Jack provides writing and communications consulting services, volunteers at a nonprofit agency (Career Resource Center, Inc.) advising the unemployed and underemployed. He is a curator of the blog, Bringing Freud to Fraud, and enjoys his work as Vice President of Marketing and Communications of the Behavioral Forensics Group. He is based north of Chicago.