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# Gregory Stine

**Headline:** Enterprise Transformation \| AI Business Leadership \| PMO Leadership \| Interim & Fractional Leadership
**Profession:** Enterprise Transformation \| Project Turnaround \| PMO Leadership \| Interim & Fractional Leadership
**Location:** Nashville Metropolitan Area

## About

Gregory Stine is an enterprise transformation, AI business leadership, PMO, and interim and fractional leadership executive\. Through his independent practice, Gregory provides select short\- and mid\-term leadership engagements for organizations navigating complex enterprise programs, strategic initiatives, transformations, and transitions\. He focuses on establishing structure, visibility, accountability, and execution momentum through PMO stabilization, strategic\-initiative recovery, transformation governance, executive reporting, portfolio management, M&A integration, and cross\-functional execution\. Gregory’s work spans enterprise\-scale transformation, technology modernization, cybersecurity response, acquisition integration, financial\-services launches, and global program deployment\. At Amazon, he leads execution for the company’s first global safety communications platform, coordinating a $64 million investment across 4,000 fulfillment sites\. Previously, he managed a $35 million strategic portfolio at Equifax that generated approximately $45 million in annual impact, and he led division\-level execution within Equifax’s $825 million cybersecurity response following the 2017 breach\. He also led the transformation supporting a new First Bank lending business generating approximately $500 million annually, integrated a $1\.3 billion acquisition affecting more than 2 million cable customers at Suddenlink, and founded and operated a $22 million firm serving Fortune 500 clients\. Gregory holds an MS in Project Management from The George Washington University School of Business, completed MIT xPRO’s AI Strategy and Leadership Program, and earned a BE in Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Vanderbilt University\.

## Services

- Business Transformation
- Operating Model Design
- Executive Stakeholder Alignment
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Capital Program Oversight
- Transformation Governance
- Artificial Intelligence \(AI\)
- AI Operating Model
- Enterprise Digital & AI Transformation
- AI Adoption at Scale
- Responsible AI
- AI Portfolio Management
- Enterprise Modernization
- Enterprise Performance Management
- Executive Management
- Board Governance
- Strategic Planning
- Value Realization
- Financial Services Strategy
- Financial Services

## Highlights

- Leads enterprise execution at Amazon for the company’s first global safety communications platform, translating a $64 million investment into deployment across 4,000 fulfillment sites\.
- Governs deployment planning, capital tracking, adoption discipline, milestone health, and performance visibility for Amazon’s global safety communications rollout\.
- Coordinates Amazon execution across operations, safety, communications, and regional leadership, with executive reporting on deployment risk, regional accountability, milestone performance, and decision needs\.
- Managed a $35 million enterprise strategic portfolio at Equifax spanning technology, product development, and operational redesign, producing approximately $45 million in annual impact\.
- Implemented an Equifax enterprise work\-management platform and standardized operating model that reduced time\-to\-revenue by 92%\.
- Delivered more than $10 million in annual recurring savings at Equifax through process redesign, visibility, and execution discipline\.
- Established Equifax portfolio governance, prioritization, resource coordination, executive reporting, and value\-realization discipline\.
- Led division\-level execution within Equifax’s $825 million enterprise cybersecurity response following the 2017 breach\.
- Directed a 28\-person PMO and coordinated more than 200 contributors across legal, security, product, technology, and operations during the Equifax cybersecurity response\.
- Created executive visibility into cybersecurity risk, remediation progress, milestones, interdependencies, and decisions during regulatory and board oversight\.
- Led the First Bank transformation required to launch a new lending business generating approximately $500 million annually\.
- Directed Banking\-as\-a\-Service platform implementation and integration with core banking systems at First Bank in partnership with the CTO and business leaders\.
- Partnered with First Bank risk and compliance leadership to complete the LIBOR transition without disrupting the lending business’s growth trajectory\.
- Led integration of a $1\.3 billion Suddenlink Communications acquisition across multiple states affecting more than 2 million cable customers\.
- Directed acquisition due diligence, systems integration, workforce transition, customer migration, and operational stabilization at Suddenlink\.
- Provided daily C\-suite briefings at Suddenlink on execution status, customer impact, integration risk, and stabilization priorities\.
- Founded, built, and operated Sustainedge, a $22 million firm serving Fortune 500 clients through strategy\-to\-implementation engagements\.
- Scaled Sustainedge operations across multiple states while building leadership, delivery, financial, and management systems for growth\.
- Led enterprise technology modernization at Wunderman Thompson supporting more than $50 million in annual client revenue\.
- Oversaw Azure migration and infrastructure rationalization at Wunderman Thompson, reducing infrastructure and data\-center expense by approximately 50%\.
- Helped increase Wunderman Thompson department revenue by 36% during his tenure through improved operating and financial discipline\.
- Led Executive Office operations supporting delivery of the COP28 UN Climate Summit\.
- Established executive operating cadence, decision routines, briefing structures, reporting, governance, and escalation processes at COP28 UAE\.
- Oversaw commercial oversight, decision support, and cross\-functional coordination across ministries, NGOs, multinational partners, and senior leadership for COP28 UAE\.
- Prepared cabinet\-level ministers and senior leaders with concise, decision\-ready information for the COP28 global stakeholder environment\.
- Served on NASA’s Manned Space Flight medical team, supporting space shuttle and space station crew health, wellness, and safety\.
- Trained astronauts in first aid, analyzed flight equipment and materials for safety and toxicity, and supported missions from Mission Control at NASA\.
- Served as an elected Director\-At\-Large on the Project Management Institute board, providing governance and fiduciary oversight for an association with more than 200,000 members and a $150 million budget\.

## Experience

- **Enterprise Transformation \| Project Turnaround \| PMO Leadership \| Interim & Fractional Leadership at Independent** (2026\-07\-01–present) — Providing interim and fractional leadership for organizations navigating complex enterprise programs, strategic initiatives, transformations, and periods of transition\. Areas of focus include PMO leadership and stabilization, strategic initiative recovery, enterprise transformation, program governance, executive reporting, portfolio management, M&A integration, and cross\-functional execution\. Available for select short\- and mid\-term engagements where experienced leadership is needed to quickly establish structure, visibility, accountability, and execution momentum\.
- **Senior Enterprise Transformation Leader at Amazon** (2025\-01\-01–2026\-05\-01) — Lead enterprise execution for Amazon's first global safety communications platform, translating a $64M investment into coordinated deployment across 4,000 fulfillment sites\. \- Govern deployment planning, capital tracking, adoption discipline, milestone health, and performance visibility across the global rollout\. \- Coordinate execution across operations, safety, communications, and regional leadership, aligning priorities with site readiness, resource constraints, and adoption requirements\. \- Established executive reporting on deployment risk, regional accountability, milestone performance, and decision needs across geographies\. \- Create the operating discipline required to move a complex global program from enterprise intent through site\-level execution and adoption\.
- **Head of Executive Office at COP28 UAE** (2023\-07\-01–2024\-12\-01) — Led Executive Office operations supporting delivery of the COP28 UN Climate Summit under compressed timelines, complex stakeholder demands, and intense public visibility\. \- Established executive operating cadence, decision routines, briefing structures, and reporting to accelerate leadership action\. \- Oversaw commercial oversight, decision support, and cross\-functional coordination across ministries, NGOs, multinational partners, and senior leadership\. \- Built governance and escalation structures that clarified priorities, surfaced risk, and strengthened accountability across the delivery environment\. \- Prepared cabinet\-level ministers and senior leaders with concise, decision\-ready information for a fast\-moving global stakeholder landscape\.
- **Director \- Enterprise Technology at Wunderman Thompson** (2022\-06\-01–2023\-07\-01) — Led enterprise technology modernization supporting more than $50M in annual client revenue, resetting delivery discipline, cost structure, and operating cadence\. \- Provided executive oversight for Azure migration and infrastructure rationalization, reducing infrastructure and data center expense by approximately 50%\. \- Strengthened portfolio focus, delivery governance, and accountability across enterprise technology work\. \- Aligned modernization priorities with client delivery, financial performance, and operational continuity\. \- Department revenue increased 36% during tenure as operating and financial discipline improved\.
- **Enterprise Transformation Leader at First Bank** (2020\-05\-01–2022\-06\-01) — Led the cross\-functional transformation required to launch a new lending business generating approximately $500M annually\. \- Aligned executive priorities, platform implementation, process design, controls, and compliance requirements around a single launch roadmap\. \- Directed implementation and integration of a Banking\-as\-a\-Service platform with core banking systems in partnership with the CTO and business leaders\. \- Established cross\-functional delivery accountability across technology, operations, risk, compliance, and business stakeholders\. \- Partnered with executive risk and compliance leadership to complete the LIBOR transition without disrupting the business's growth trajectory\.
- **Director \- Enterprise Cybersecurity Response at Equifax** (2017\-11\-01–2020\-05\-01) — Led division\-level execution within Equifax's $825M enterprise cybersecurity response following the 2017 breach\. \- Directed a 28\-person PMO and coordinated more than 200 contributors across legal, security, product, technology, and operations\. \- Re\-established operating discipline in a high\-scrutiny environment through integrated governance, escalation, dependency management, and delivery controls\. \- Created executive visibility into risk, remediation progress, milestones, interdependencies, and decisions during regulatory and board oversight\. \- Aligned multiple functions around shared commitments while maintaining urgency, transparency, and accountability\.
- **Director \- Strategic Initiatives at Equifax** (2014\-09\-01–2017\-10\-01) — Managed a $35M enterprise strategic portfolio spanning technology, product development, and operational redesign, producing approximately $45M in annual impact\. \- Established portfolio governance, prioritization, resource coordination, executive reporting, and value\-realization discipline\. \- Implemented an enterprise work management platform and standardized operating model that reduced time\-to\-revenue by 92%\. \- Delivered more than $10M in annual recurring savings through process redesign, visibility, and execution discipline\. \- Connected strategic priorities to executable initiatives, accountable owners, performance measures, and enterprise outcomes\.
- **Founder & CEO at Sustainedge** (2008\-03\-01–2014\-09\-01) — Founded, built, and operated a $22M firm serving Fortune 500 clients through strategy\-to\-implementation engagements\. \- Scaled operations across multiple states while building the leadership, delivery, financial, and management systems required for growth\. \- Owned business development, senior client relationships, delivery quality, financial performance, and enterprise value creation\. \- Translated complex corporate priorities into executable programs with clear governance, stakeholder alignment, and implementation accountability\. \- Built a repeatable operating model that supported sustained growth and measurable client outcomes\.
- **Mergers and Acquisitions Leader at Suddenlink Communications** (2006\-06\-01–2008\-03\-01) — Led integration of a $1\.3B acquisition across multiple states affecting more than 2M cable customers\. Directed work across due diligence, systems integration, workforce transition, customer migration, and operational stabilization\. \- Coordinated multi\-state integration workstreams, dependencies, risks, and leadership decisions through the full transition\. \- Provided daily C\-suite briefings on execution status, customer impact, integration risk, and stabilization priorities\. \- Maintained enterprise focus on continuity, accountability, and customer outcomes throughout the integration\.
- **Director\-At\-Large \(Elected\) at Project Management Institute** (2004\-01\-01–2006\-12\-01) — Served on the board of a global professional association with more than 200,000 members and a $150M budget\. \- Provided enterprise governance and fiduciary oversight for a complex global membership organization\. \- Contributed to the enterprise strategic plan and performance framework\. \- Represented member and stakeholder interests in board\-level decisions affecting global priorities and organizational performance\.
- **Biomedical Engineer at NASA \- National Aeronautics and Space Administration** (1995\-01\-01–1997\-01\-01) — Served on the Manned Space Flight medical team, composed of Flight Surgeons and Biomedical Engineers\. The Medical Team was charged with ensuring space shuttle and space station crew health, wellness and safety before, during and after missions\. Responsibilities included training astronauts on first aid techniques, analyzing equipment and materials to be used during space flight for safety and toxicity\. Also worked in Mission Control during missions for real\-time monitoring and support of the crew and flight vehicle\.

## Education

- AI Strategy and Leadership Program, Artificial Intelligence — MIT xPRO (2026\-02\-01–2026\-06\-01)
- Bachelor of Engineering \- BE, Biomedical/Medical Engineering — Vanderbilt University
- Master of Science \- MS, Project Management — The George Washington University School of Business

## FAQ

### What does Gregory do now?

Gregory provides interim and fractional leadership for organizations navigating complex enterprise programs, strategic initiatives, transformations, and periods of transition\. He is available for select short\- and mid\-term engagements and focuses on PMO leadership and stabilization, strategic\-initiative recovery, enterprise transformation, program governance, executive reporting, portfolio management, M&A integration, and cross\-functional execution\.

### What are Gregory's core areas of expertise?

Gregory’s strengths include business transformation, operating\-model design, executive stakeholder alignment, transformation governance, strategic planning, value realization, enterprise modernization, enterprise performance management, executive management, board governance, capital\-program oversight, and financial\-services strategy\. His AI\-related capabilities include AI strategy and leadership, AI operating models, enterprise digital and AI transformation, AI adoption at scale, responsible AI, and AI portfolio management\.

### What is Gregory doing at Amazon?

At Amazon, Gregory leads enterprise execution for the company’s first global safety communications platform\. He is translating a $64 million investment into coordinated deployment across 4,000 fulfillment sites, governing deployment planning, capital tracking, adoption discipline, milestone health, and performance visibility\. He coordinates operations, safety, communications, and regional leadership, and established executive reporting on deployment risk, regional accountability, milestone performance, and decision needs across geographies\.

### What did Gregory accomplish as Director of Strategic Initiatives at Equifax?

As Director of Strategic Initiatives at Equifax, Gregory managed a $35 million enterprise strategic portfolio spanning technology, product development, and operational redesign, producing approximately $45 million in annual impact\. He established portfolio governance, prioritization, resource coordination, executive reporting, and value\-realization discipline\. He also implemented an enterprise work\-management platform and standardized operating model that reduced time\-to\-revenue by 92% and delivered more than $10 million in annual recurring savings\.

### What did Gregory do in Equifax's cybersecurity response?

As Director of Enterprise Cybersecurity Response at Equifax, Gregory led division\-level execution within the company’s $825 million enterprise cybersecurity response following the 2017 breach\. He directed a 28\-person PMO and coordinated more than 200 contributors across legal, security, product, technology, and operations\. His work created governance, escalation, dependency\-management, delivery\-control, and executive\-visibility structures for risk, remediation progress, milestones, interdependencies, and decisions under regulatory and board oversight\.

### What did Gregory accomplish at First Bank?

At First Bank, Gregory led the cross\-functional transformation required to launch a new lending business generating approximately $500 million annually\. He aligned executive priorities, platform implementation, process design, controls, and compliance requirements to one launch roadmap\. He also directed Banking\-as\-a\-Service platform integration with core banking systems alongside the CTO and business leaders, established delivery accountability across functions, and partnered with risk and compliance leaders to complete the LIBOR transition without disrupting growth\.

### What was Gregory's M&A leadership experience at Suddenlink Communications?

At Suddenlink Communications, Gregory led integration of a $1\.3 billion acquisition across multiple states affecting more than 2 million cable customers\. He directed due diligence, systems integration, workforce transition, customer migration, and operational stabilization, while coordinating workstreams, dependencies, risks, and leadership decisions\. He provided daily C\-suite briefings on execution status, customer impact, integration risk, and stabilization priorities\.

### What did Gregory do as Founder and CEO of Sustainedge?

Gregory founded, built, and operated Sustainedge, a $22 million firm serving Fortune 500 clients through strategy\-to\-implementation engagements\. He scaled operations across multiple states and owned business development, senior client relationships, delivery quality, financial performance, and enterprise value creation\. He built leadership, delivery, financial, and management systems and a repeatable operating model to support growth and measurable client outcomes\.

### What did Gregory accomplish at Wunderman Thompson?

As Director of Enterprise Technology at Wunderman Thompson, Gregory led enterprise technology modernization supporting more than $50 million in annual client revenue\. He provided executive oversight for Azure migration and infrastructure rationalization, reducing infrastructure and data\-center expense by approximately 50%\. He strengthened portfolio focus, delivery governance, and accountability, while department revenue increased 36% during his tenure\.

### What was Gregory's role at COP28 UAE?

As Head of Executive Office at COP28 UAE, Gregory led Executive Office operations supporting delivery of the COP28 UN Climate Summit amid compressed timelines, complex stakeholder demands, and intense public visibility\. He established executive operating cadence, decision routines, briefing structures, reporting, governance, and escalation processes\. His work included commercial oversight, decision support, and coordination across ministries, NGOs, multinational partners, and senior leadership, as well as preparation of cabinet\-level ministers and senior leaders with decision\-ready information\.

### What did Gregory do at NASA?

Gregory served on the Manned Space Flight medical team at NASA, alongside Flight Surgeons and Biomedical Engineers responsible for space shuttle and space station crew health, wellness, and safety before, during, and after missions\. He trained astronauts in first\-aid techniques, analyzed flight equipment and materials for safety and toxicity, and worked in Mission Control to provide real\-time monitoring and support for crew and flight vehicle\.

### What was Gregory's board role with the Project Management Institute?

Gregory was an elected Director\-At\-Large on the board of the Project Management Institute, a global professional association with more than 200,000 members and a $150 million budget\. He provided enterprise governance and fiduciary oversight, contributed to the enterprise strategic plan and performance framework, and represented member and stakeholder interests in board\-level decisions\.

### What is Gregory's educational background?

Gregory holds a Master of Science in Project Management from The George Washington University School of Business and a Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Vanderbilt University\. He also completed the AI Strategy and Leadership Program in Artificial Intelligence through MIT xPRO\.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www\.linkedin\.com/in/gregstine

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