Summary
Michael Greenman is an experienced international consultant and civic organizer with over a decade of leadership in advocacy, nonprofit coalition-building, and industry associations. After a global business career spanning five continents and senior roles in the glass and industrial equipment sectors, he now focuses on democratic reform—co-founding and moderating the Move to Amend Interfaith Caucus to mobilize faith communities against corporate personhood and for single-payer healthcare. A multilingual linguist (fluent in English, French, and Spanish with working knowledge of several other European languages), he brings rare cross-cultural communication skills to advocacy, diplomacy, and grassroots organizing. His background in journalism and public affairs for the U.S. Navy informs a strategic media-savvy approach to campaigning. Based in Westerville, Ohio, he pairs practical industry experience with principled activism on climate, immigration, and health policy.
11 years of coding experience
23 years of employment as a software developer
BA, Romance Languages, BA, Romance Languages at University of Minnesota
None, History, None, History at Carleton College
Italian, English, French, Spanish