Greg Wasmuth has spent thirty years where business, marketing and technology meet. He has contributed to $2.1 billion in revenue across Google, General Motors, Charles Schwab and Epsilon.
Earlier in his career he assembled a 60-person global team to productize NxGEN, a distributed multichannel marketing platform for eight automotive manufacturers including General Motors, Toyota and Ford. It took two years to launch. It still runs, and it still generates $45 million a year.
Charles Schwab
At Charles Schwab he led a 21-person distributed team for three years to build and launch a campaign platform for distributed marketing teams. In the first week after launch, 10,000 users were creating an email or print campaign every 12 seconds. Schwab then retired the platform it had run for the previous 13 years.
Epsilon
He inherited an Epsilon marketing platform running a 17 percent campaign error rate. Three weeks later it was 1.2 percent.
Vertex AI Migration Program, Google
As Head of the Vertex AI Migration Program at Google, he built the program that moved Google's high-revenue accounts onto Vertex AI, coordinating training, workshops, project managers and Google leadership.
What he runs now
Today he builds and runs Flourisha, a live multi-agent AI operating system, self-hosted rather than assumed safe. She is what every CoCreators engagement is delivered through, and she is why a small firm can deliver enterprise-grade work at a price a mid-market company can pay.
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