His work sits at the intersection of emerging generation development, sports, philanthropy, entrepreneurship, and community innovation, with a focus on creating environments, systems, and opportunities that strengthen leadership, connection, and purpose across generations.

Over the course of his career, Greg has created and led national initiatives and platforms that have engaged millions of young people across the country, co-authored nationally representative research with Gallup, developed cross-sector coalitions and collaborations, and built entrepreneurial ventures centered on leadership, sports, connection, and community development.

That work is deeply personal to him. At 12 years old, Greg started his first nonprofit after experiencing firsthand what can happen when young people are trusted with responsibility and given meaningful opportunities to contribute, lead, and grow. That experience shaped the trajectory of his life and cemented in him that emerging generations are foundational to the future strength of every institution, community, and society.

Now, Greg’s work focuses on the broader environments surrounding people and communities:

• How leadership is developed

• How trust is built across generations

• How institutions and societies adapt to rapidly changing times

• How fragmented ecosystems can be strengthened to create more sustainable long-term outcomes.

His work continues to create impact across sports, philanthropy, research, entrepreneurship, and community innovation, but the mission remains consistent: Building systems that help people and communities flourish across generations.