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Greg Verdino Age 51

Long Island, NY | Farmingdale, NY | Melville, NY

Also known as: gregverdino

Greg Verdino is a strategic advisor and executive coach for business leaders who are serious about achieving transformative growth for themselves, their team, their entire organization, and (of course) their bottom line. As a result of Gregs high impact approach, his clients become more effective leaders improve collaboration and influence both inside and beyond the boundaries of their organizations align, engage and mobilize high performance teams and execute smart strategies that drive growth for today and for the future. Gregs approach is informed by the experience he gained over the course of more than years working in the marketing, media and technology industries during which time he advised of the Fortune solved critical business challenges for a wide range of mid-sized growth companies and held senior leadership positions within a half-dozen scrappy technology startups including Akamai Technologies, ROO.tv (acquired by KIT Digital), and Globix (acquired by RCN). Most recently, Greg was EVP at social business firm Dachis Group. He joined Dachis through its acquisition of crayon, the social media consultancy at which he served as Chief Strategy Officer and in which he was the second largest shareholder. He began his career in the ad business, holding media, digital, and emerging channels positions at Saatchi Saatchi, Wunderman, Blau Marketing Technologies, and Digitas. Greg is also a well-regarded author, expert and public speaker. He is the author of microMARKETING Get Big Results by Thinking and Acting Small (McGraw-Hill, ) has been a go-to expert for a wide range of media outlets including Bloomberg BusinessWeek, CNN, Fox News Channel, Investors Business Daily, the New York Times, and the Toronto Globe Mail and has given speeches, led panel discussions and facilitated workshops at more than events throughout North America, in Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa.

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