Lyndon Greene received a Bachelor’s of Business Administration in Computer Information Systems from the University of Houston-Downtown where he served as president of Beta Gamma Sigma business honor society and is formerly the Chief Technology/Export Compliance Officer for a United States Department of Defense contractor.
He is an expert in the design and delivery of cost-effective, high-performance information technology infrastructures and applications that address complex business problems. Having pioneered businesses in various sectors and markets, he brings more than 10 years of information technology and executive management experience, growing and scaling both emerging and Fortune 500 technology companies.
He has maintained a lifetime appreciation and passion for the arts, particularly music. As an accomplished musical artist, he has written, arranged, produced, and performed nationally for more than a decade. Mr. Greene has many works and registered copyrights with The U.S. Library of Congress and is a longtime member of BMI. A strong advocate for education, leadership, and entrepreneurship, he encourages individuals and organizations to adopt community service as a core value. His current projects include the development of transportation services for the handicapped and seniors, community music arts lab, as well as the establishment of modern technological community training and development resource centers. In addition, Mr. Greene is a former Board member of Stimulate America, a Georgia Non–Profit.
