Greg Hale creates world-class events for private sector, political and non-profit clients at the local, state, national and international levels. Hale’s expertise brings even the simplest of events to life - communicates messages, inspires action and reaches audiences onsite and online.Greg Hale is a 20-year veteran of communications, scheduling and advance, where he worked on behalf of the Obama and Clinton Administrations and on five presidential campaigns, beginning with Clinton-Gore ‘96.At the end of the day, Hale aims to leverage his work in the private sector, on the campaign trail and with non-profit organizations for good. He was the Executive Producer of the Walton Family Foundation’s first-ever Heartland Summit in 2018, where thought leaders, economic development officials and the private sector convened in Bentonville, Arkansas to “Meet in the Middle” and map out ways to strengthen the Heartland of America. Hale’s experience has a long runway, including producing the Fashion Tech Forum 2019, which brought together leaders in fashion and technology in New York City that will create the sustainable brands of the future. He also produced the largest inaugural celebration concert as the people of California feted their new chief executive, Governor Gavin Newsom.The DeQueen, Arkansas native has strong roots in South Arkansas, where he’s a third-generation cattle farmer, which The New York Times profiled in an October 2016 article about Greg’s life on the farm and the campaign trail. In 2009, Governor Mike Beebe appointed Hale to the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission. He attended the University of Arkansas.Hale is an avid marathon runner and mountain biker. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time on his farm and with his wife, Mica, and their son, Eli. He resides in Little Rock.