Gregg has spent more than twenty years helping people answer the question that keeps them up at night: not “what did my portfolio return?” but “will I be okay?” As a fiduciary advisor, he builds plans that start with the client’s life – the trips, the grandkids, the second act – and works backward to the income, tax, and risk decisions that make that life possible. He’s known for making complicated things plain; a skillsharpened over years of teaching retirement classes to audiences who had every right to ask hard questions.

“Retirement isn’t a number; it’s a life. My job is to make sure the money supports the life of your dreams, not the one a spreadsheet assumes you want. Money is simply a tool to create a retirement of memories and fulfillment.”

Before joining MDRN Capital, Gregg served as Chief Investment Officer at a Registered Investment Advisor and was a partner at a retirement planning firm. Throughout his career, he has taught financial concepts to several thousand adult education students and clients across North America. He holds the Series 66 and is licensed for life and health insurance. 

A graduate of the University of Maryland, Gregg recently returned east from Colorado and now lives near Pittsburgh, where he grew up. He’s a devoted Steelers and Penguins fan and a long-suffering Pirates fan. He’s the father of two adult children, Luke, who is studying entrepreneurship in college, and Paige, an environmental scientist. Outside of work, you’ll find him on the golf course or pickleball court, working through a stubborn guitar chord, at a live show, or volunteering as a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters – work he considers some of the most important he does.