Greg Hohn

Since 1998 Greg Hohn has been teaching Applied Improv in a wide variety of venues. He is an award-winning business communication faculty member in the University of North Carolinas Kenan-Flagler Business School MBA program and has brought Applied Improv to other academic, corporate, and governmental settings across the United States.

Greg is the director of Transactors Improv Co., the Souths oldest improvisational theater, based in Chapel Hill, N.C. He joined the company in 1989 and became director in 1996. As an actor he works in film, television, radio, scripted theater, and industrial media. Greg has written for stage, radio, and periodicals and has written two books, one novel, one non-fiction, and both as-yet unpublished. Greg received a degree in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Greg has studied with some of the acknowledged leaders in the world of improv, including Paul Sills and Mick Napier. His Applied Improv work has been profiled in Harvard Management Communication Newsletter, Meridian magazine, Carolina Alumni Review, Urban Hiker, and Kenan-Flagler Business School magazine.

Website: appliedimprovisation.org