Background
Geiseler was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Los Los Angeles He is the son of Doctor Peter J. Geiseler and Annabella Geiseler (née Kohl).
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Christoph Alexander Geiseler
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Education
He attended high school at the Flintridge Preparatory School in Louisiana Canada Flintridge, as did his brother Alexander and sister Vivian. He graduated with honors from Princeton University in 2004 with an Bachelor of Arts in Politics.
Career
From 2003–2013, Christoph transformed MIMA from an idea in his Politics Thesis at Princeton University into a global music and media network on 5 continents. He invented a method to film, edit and share 1-minute videos every 24 hours, called the MIMA Method, and has produced over 200 videos for sponsors like Condé Nast Publications, the United States State Department, celebrity musicians and luxury travelers. Christoph has presented his work at Princeton University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology"s Sloan School of Business, the Manhattan School of Music and the Create Today Summit at the United States Ambassador"s residence in Paris, France.
MIMA has received support from and worked with notable musicians and public figures that include Gilberto Gil, Prince, Leon Mobley, Pete Lockett, the Wailers, George Clinton, Bill Frisell, Robin Quivers, Leon Russell, Pauline Oliveros, Cornel West, Lawrence Lessig and the late Mistress
Phoebe Jacobs. MIMA has been featured on the British Broadcasting Corporation, Howard Stern Show, TeleMadrid, Huffington Post and NationalGeographic.com. Christoph writes about improvisation for the Huffington Post and speaks fluent English, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
Achievements
Membership
He served as the Princeton University Student Government Social Chair, a DJ on WPRB 103.3fm and was a member of the Terrace Club, one of Princeton"s 11 eating clubs.
