Greg Tennyson

Greg Tennyson, MBA, has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning over three decades. Greg began their career at Xerox in 1989 as a Software Programmer, where they participated in a software development team implementing Postscript language in desktop laser printers. Greg then progressed to the role of Project Leader in Systems Engineering and later became a Senior Application Engineer, providing pre-sales technical support to Fortune 500 clients.

In 1999, Tennyson joined Sharp Electronics Corporation USA as the Director of System Engineering Services. Greg successfully created and led a nationwide startup organization focused on software sales, professional and consulting services, which generated over $2 million in annual revenue. Greg also developed a services model that ensured continuous revenue flow.

In 2002, Tennyson moved to SoCal Office Technologies as the Director of Solutions and Technology, where they served as a visionary and strategic leader for the software and professional services business. Their responsibilities included managing teams in Solutions software, Production printing, 3D printing, and wide format technology. Throughout their tenure, they successfully drove revenue in excess of $8 million.

Currently, Tennyson holds the position of Vice President of Technology Services at MRC Smart Technology Solutions, a Xerox company. Greg serves as a visionary and strategic leader for the Technology Division, leading a team of engineers specializing in Production Printing, Managed Print Services, Software Solutions, Wide Format Technology, and Marketing. Greg is responsible for driving revenue in excess of $8 million.

Greg Tennyson, MBA, has an extensive education history. Greg obtained their Master of Business Administration degree, with a concentration in Executive MBA, from the University of Southern California from 2018 to 2020. Additionally, they earned a Lean Six Sigma Certification from Villanova University in 2017. Prior to these achievements, Greg received their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Southern California.