Hi! I’m Greg Stone. I’m a leader and contributor who is privileged to be a member of the All American Leadership team. I’ve had amazing opportunities in leadership, management, training and team building. I was honored to serve our Nation and Army as a career Army officer; I currently serve as the President of the Board of Directors of a veteran-serving nonprofit. I’ve also had the chance to serve as an interim Executive Director in the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization and as Deputy General Manager for a $55M division of the $1.9B Cubic Corp.

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Organizations and the great people who comprise them are today faced with tough, complex challenges… I’m prepared and excited to help teams and their members get better every day. I recognize the immense impact of the entire range of stakeholders committed to organizational excellence. I listen, I care for those who are being led, I work to shape the future and deliver results. I know the imperative of strong relationships and accountability. I’ve had outstanding success committing to the incredible people who form our teams. I’m committed to a bedrock foundation of personal and professional integrity; I believe with all my heart that trust is the underpinning of greatness.

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Leadership, training, teamwork, and trust make me “tick.” I received a Master of Science Degree in Human Organization Science from Villanova University; I received my Bachelor of Science Degree from the US Military Academy at West Point. I was honored to serve as the Commandant of Cadets at The Citadel in Charleston, SC; I also had the incredible chance to serve my alma mater as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commandant for the US Corps of Cadets at West Point.

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Regardless of any of my professional accomplishments, far and away the accomplishment for which I am most proud is that of father (and grandfather) to my family and husband for 38-years to an amazing Army mom. All four of my children (2-sons and 2-daughters) were commissioned officers in the US Army on graduation from college; both daughters, in turn, married Army officers. Each of them, daughters, sons, and son-in-laws alike, served one or more combat tours in Iraq or Afghanistan. They know the privilege of leading our Nation’s young people; they inspire me each and every day to want to be a leader of excellence.

 

I’m confident in my skills and thrilled to have joined All American Leadership. I know I can make an impact…I know I can help make a difference.