David Greschler

David Greschler is an experienced professional with a diverse work background. David was the CEO & Co-Founder of Nomad Go, a company that automated inventory management through computer vision and augmented reality. Prior to that, they worked as a Startup & Product Consultant and was a CEO of PaperShare, Inc., a real-time publishing and customer engagement platform that was later acquired by Dynamic Signal. David also served as the Director of Virtualization and Cloud Computing at Microsoft, where they developed go-to-market strategies for virtualization and private cloud offerings. David Greschler was also a Co-Founder of Softricity, a company acquired by Microsoft, where they pioneered the application virtualization and software streaming space. Additionally, they held positions at The Computer Museum and MIT Media Lab.

David Greschler attended Brandeis University from 1980 to 1985, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Economics. David then participated in the Thomas J. Watson Fellowship in 1985-1986, although the specific degree and field of study are not mentioned. In 1983-1984, they also studied at the University of Vienna, again without pursuing a degree or specifying the field of study. Prior to their university education, David attended the International School of Geneva from 1968 to 1981, obtaining a High School diploma. Additionally, in March 2015, they obtained certifications in "Developing Your Musicianship" and "Songwriting" from Coursera Verified Certificates.