Greg Gershman

Greg Gershman is a renowned software engineer and a prominent figure in government technology, with a focus on transforming how government delivers digital services. He co-founded Ad Hoc in 2014, leading the company from a small team to a 500+ person organization, collaborating with major government entities like the US Department of Veteran Affairs and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Greg played a pivotal role in the "tech surge" following the challenging launch of HealthCare.gov in October 2013, contributing to stabilizing the site and enabling millions to enroll in healthcare. As a Presidential Innovation Fellow in 2012, he worked with The White House and the General Services Administration on Project MyUSA, reshaping the citizen-government relationship around citizen-centric needs.

With a strong educational background in Computer Science from The Johns Hopkins University and Yeshiva University, Greg's expertise spans building search engines, launching new tech-powered ventures, and driving innovation in government settings. Prior to Ad Hoc, he was instrumental in developing Search.USA.gov, revolutionizing web search for government websites and saving millions in federal expenses annually.

Greg Gershman's career includes key roles such as Director of Innovation at Mobomo LLC, VP of Search and Engineering at Odeo Inc, and various software engineering positions at notable organizations. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to found companies like Blogdigger and engage in independent consulting, shaping his multifaceted experience in technology and business.