Christer Berggren, a key figure in the "Me & Bo" partnership, exemplifies leadership and innovation in project management, with a broad range of experiences from business to film and music. His diverse portfolio highlights his adaptability, strategic thinking, and ability to tackle complex challenges. Chris's deep understanding of both corporate and creative dynamics, combined with his analytical and creative skills, fosters innovative environments and surpasses goals. In film and music, Chris leads with empathy and insight, guiding teams towards a unified vision. His leadership, marked by inspiration and direction, is crucial in these fast-paced sectors. As a visionary leader, Christer's multifaceted experiences have made him a versatile professional, essential to "Me & Bo's" success with his strategic and creative problem-solving. Chris's role ensures that each project not only reaches but exceeds its potential.
I Asked AI Who I Am – The Answer Surprised Me
I asked AI a simple question: "Who am I?" The answer I received was a mix of analysis and insight:
"You would most likely be placed somewhere in right-pragmatic libertarianism. You value individual freedom, entrepreneurship, and personal adaptability, while not being categorically opposed to all forms of social structure and safety nets."
I read it and smiled. Not because AI had analyzed me incorrectly, but because it summarized something I often find difficult to put into words. It’s not a political label I’ve ever chosen, but it describes a life philosophy I have lived by: the freedom to create, the freedom to fail, and the freedom to shape my own life without waiting for permission.
The Entrepreneur, Adventurer, and Creator
After a long and eventful career, Christer Berggren has chosen to play the hand he has been dealt—bringing with him all the experience he has gained as a project manager, entrepreneur, and creator. At the age of 63, he has made the decision to leave Sweden and embark on his next chapter in Bansko, Bulgaria.
But this is not retirement in the traditional sense. It is a continuation of the life philosophy that has always defined him—to say “yes” when others hesitate, to face challenges with curiosity and courage, and to trust in his own ability to navigate life’s ever-changing course.
Christer’s sense of security does not come from material possessions or ownership. It resides within him, in his experiences, in his ability to adapt, and in his talent for seeing opportunities where others see obstacles. His journey has been shaped by both successes and hardships, but every experience—both good and difficult—has contributed to the person he is today.
Moving to Bansko is not an escape, but rather a way to fully embrace life. Stepping beyond Sweden’s borders is an adventure, but it is also the realization that we only have one life—and it’s now or never.
With a deep well of creativity, an unrelenting drive to explore, and an insatiable curiosity, he looks forward to whatever comes next. Whether building, creating, writing, or inspiring others, he continues to shape his life on his own terms.
Life in Bansko is not an ending—it is a new beginning.
I have more mountains to climb. This is the next one..
Koncheto (Bulgarian: Кончето [ˈkɔnt͡ʃɛto], lit. 'foal') is a name given to a knife-edge ridge in the Pirin Mountains in Bulgaria, at an elevation of approximately 2,810 metres, between the peaks Banski Suhodol (2,884 meters) and Kutelo (2,908 metres). There are steep slopes on either side: the northwestern side is almost vertical and 300–400 metres deep, while the southwestern side is less steep (approximately 30 degrees) but deeper (800 metres). There is a steel cable stretched along the top of the ridge to help hikers across. It is said that some less experienced hikers go through Koncheto by saddling the ridge edge like a horse and slowly advancing, hence its name. It is not recommended for hikers with acrophobia.
Chris is a member of
Swecham Bulgaria
