Greg Easley

Greg Easley is a seasoned entrepreneur, operator, product developer, and company advisor with over 20 years of experience in the industry.

Throughout his career, Greg has specialized in working with emerging technologies, developing hardware and software products, forming strategic partnerships, and leading companies from inception to successful exits.

He has co-authored multiple patents, led partnerships and mergers, launched numerous technology products, and established multiple venture-backed startups.

Currently, Greg is the CEO of Laurel Labs, a consultancy aiding startups and established firms in product development, AI tools, market optimization, management strategies, and business planning.

As the COO of ALPEN, Greg contributes to the e-bike rental network revolution.

Greg serves as an adjunct professor at The New School, teaching media business seminars to undergraduate students.

His areas of expertise include artificial intelligence, internet of things, immersive entertainment, video games, and hardware/software development, with a focus on creating technology solutions for real-world problems.

Greg Easley holds a Graduate program in Modern Studies and a BA with High Distinction in English Literature from the University of Virginia. He completed his high school education at St. Christopher's School.

Throughout his career, Greg has held various roles including COO at ALPEN Bike Capsule, Operating Partner at Skylok Systems, Advisor at Location Engine, and CEO of Laurel Labs, among others.