Greg Wilfahrt has served in executive capacities at publicly traded and privately held companies and he is often interviewed by major news and entertainment outlets internationally on issues related to marketing, payments, FinTech, digital entertainment, and technology. For years, Greg Wilfahrt was a member of the CTIA WIC Leadership Council (wireless telecommunications industry). Prior to serving AP Technology as that company's Chief Mobility and Marketing Officer, Greg Wilfahrt founded ProsperPro Consulting, working primarily with companies in the wireless and technology sectors. Before that, Wilfahrt was Chief Strategy Officer at MakeItPro, a mobile sports community, and at JYGY, a mobile messaging platform. He brokered MakeItPro's acquisition of JYGY in 2009. Greg Wilfahrt co-founded SMS.ac, a wireless communications company that became the largest community of mobile phone users in the world, with more than 50 million users. This company accomplished payment integration with mobile carrier billing systems in 187 countries. Wilfahrt was VP at MP3.com, a publicly traded music services provider and he served at Ubrandit.com, a publicly traded ecommerce music store. Earlier, Greg founded WWC, an award-winning advertising, public relations and marketing agency.Greg Wilfahrt has addressed members of Congress regarding payments regulations and the distribution and purchasing of digital content. He was an early proponent on Capitol Hill for a mobile-based early warning system to be used for homeland security and emergency situations. Greg serves as an advisory board member for the annual MPC Digital Commerce Event, held in Atlanta. Author of the “Global Mobile Consumers Bill of Rights,” and co-author of AP Technology’s “Mobile Payments Bill of Rights,” Greg Wilfahrt’s commentaries on mobility, marketing, payments, content distribution, and technology have appeared on/in CNBC Europe, FOX News, NY Times, BBC, Forbes, USA Today, Businessweek, and other major news outlets.