Greg “Woody” Greenwood Email & Phone Number

Greg Greenwood is the CEO / Executive Director of Wish for Wheels, a 20-year seasoned 501c3 federally recognized non-profit organization. Greenwood oversees W4W’s strategy, team and organizational alignment and delivery of its signature Team Build & Give program to support W4W’s BIG WISH to reach all 2.5M 2nd Graders in Title I schools in the U.S. with a brand new bike & helmet through corporate team building & employee engagement events and philanthropy. Greenwood continues his most recent non-profit leadership from the Blackstone Entrepreneurs Network, where he served as the CEO/Executive Director for four years + one as Emeritus. Prior, he founded & lead several Startup/ScaleUp entities including technology, professional services, etc. Most recently, he built & sold comCables to The Audax Group, a $5B PEG in Boston, MA. Current Board of Director roles:♦ Wish for Wheels (non-profit)♦ Blackstone Entrepreneurs Network Colorado (non-profit)♦ Moab Scholarship Fund (non-profit)♦ Colorado Thought Leaders Forum (civic)♦ Lumena Labs (corporate board)If you know Greg well, you know his obsessions:Entrepreneur (whisperer), lifelong relationships, spiritual seeker, growth mindset, intellectually curious, being vulnerable & transparent, rigorously honest, avid reader, walker & talker, under-resourced youth, peer group power, “curating, convening & connecting” humanity, building world class teams/cultures, serving/advising entrepreneurs & community leaders, responsible & healthy food supply, fitness & wellness, meditation, plant-based food & medicine, early adopter, crypto-currency, MTBing, Wing-Foiling, Hot Yoga, Vanlife (VW Westy Syncro ‘89) & generally living outside (especially Moab & Baja).Books currently reading:On the Road by Jack KerouacDMT: The Spirit Molecule by Rick StrassmanThe Second Mountain by David BrooksOutlive by Peter Attic, MDMost recently read: *Broken Horses by Brandi Carlile* (WOW!)From here to the great unknown by Lisa Marie PresleyWalking Each Other Home by Ram Dass & Mirabeau Bush Brothers by Alex van HalenBest reads:Chasing the Scream by Johann HariGive & Take by Adam GrantThe Anatomy of Peace by The Arbinger Institute Margin by Dr Richard SwensonMan’s search for meaning by Viktor FranklWhen things fall apart by Pema ChodronAs a man thinketh by James AllenThe rise of Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund MorrisThe story of Lululemon by Chad Wilson Barbarian Days by William FinneganEndurance by Alfred Lansing The Emerald Mile by Kevin FedarkoCadillac Desert by Marc ReisnerDesert Solitaire by Edward Abbey

Listed skills include Start Ups, Strategic Planning, Strategy, Business Development, and 16 others.