Greg Wilhelm

Greg Wilhelm has had a diverse range of work experience throughout their career. Greg started their professional journey as a Sales Manager at G&K Services in 1997. From there, they proceeded to Clarke American, where they served as a Director, responsible for providing financial documents and direct response marketing solutions to financial services companies.

Following their time at Clarke American, Greg joined LexisNexis as a National Account Manager, catering to Fortune 100 insurance companies. During this role, they cultivated executive-level relationships and generated strategic plans to enhance organizational performance.

In 2007, Greg began working for Harland Clarke, initially as an Associate Vice President, leading payment solutions and direct marketing teams for a leading financial institution across North America. Greg then advanced to the position of Regional Vice President, overseeing sales and marketing in the financial vertical. Later, they became a Vice President of the Wells Fargo Division within Harland Clarke, offering solutions and support to the second-largest financial institution in the United States.

Greg's most recent position was as the Senior Vice President of the Financial Services Division at Vericast, where they contributed to creating meaningful connections between businesses and their target audience by leveraging data and insights.

Throughout their career, Greg has consistently demonstrated their expertise in improving engagement and communication, driving revenue growth, reducing costs, and enhancing the customer experience. Greg is an accomplished leader with a track record of exceptional account management and achieving results.

Greg Wilhelm has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati. Greg also has completed various courses and training programs, including Franklin Covey's Helping Clients Succeed Courses, The Wharton School's Leading Organizational Change, Acclivus Professional Sales & Sales Management Training, and Miller Heiman's Strategic Selling.