Chris Goswami worked for 30 years in the telecoms industry starting as a software engineer in the UK, and ending as a Vice President at Enea Openwave, originally a Silicon Valley start-up. He is an experienced speaker having spoken and chaired events in many countries, and in the late 1980s was involved in some of the earliest research into “CDMA” — the basis for mobile telephony worldwide.
Brought up a Hindu, Chris Goswami became a Christian at 19 and has served in many roles in local churches.
Today, Chris Goswami works as Associate Minister at Lymm Baptist Church and Chaplain to Manchester Airport. He was formerly Associate Minister at Brownley Green, Baptist Church in Wythenshawe, Manchester.
Chris Goswami is married to Alison with 3 grown-up daughters: Anna, Laura, and Sarah, and lives in Cheshire, England, but in case you are wondering about his name, he is ethnically from India.
Chris Goswami holds a First Class Bachelor of Arts Degree in Theology, and a First Class Bachelor of Science Degree, an MSc, and a Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering and Telecommunications. Chris is a Chartered Engineer, CEng.
Chris Goswami’s writing appears on his website, 7minutes.net