A Connecticut native, Greg has spent over a decade immersed in work that centers him at the intersection of music, education, and social justice. Now regarded as “the most influential man in the CT music scene (95.9 The Fox),” his initial foray into the live music industry began in 2009 with a focus on DJing and Music Production. Over time, his reputation for quality work allowed him to perform in support of artists like Kendrick Lamar, Juicy J, Machine Gun Kelly, Waka Flocka Flame and more.
In 2015, Greg’s focus shifted to the inner workings of the industry - he began booking and managing local artists, as well as providing road support to traveling acts. Over time, he recognized a common theme; overworked, heavily touring emerging acts often overlook PR. Armed with an B.A. in English Literature from the University of Connecticut and years of experience, he dove into the world of PR, living by the adage, “always control your own narrative.”
After earning the PR role for ascending indie-groove band Goose in 2017, Greg’s work followed their epochal rise to national acclaim. His roster continues to grow, and his experience grows deeper with each new project.
Outside of the public relations world, Greg is the co-producer and co-host of The Great Beyond Podcast on the Osiris Network. He also directs Turnaround Arts: New York City - a Kennedy Center initiative that transforms schools through strategic use of the arts.
Greg's prior work includes time as a sixth-grade teacher, music school manager, and educational nonprofit leader. In his free time, he serves on the board of Twiddle’s White Light Foundation and the Junior Board at Change For Kids. With what little time he has left, Greg occasionally sharpens his skills as a proficient multi-instrumentalist.