His portfolio includes partnerships with industry titans like Microsoft and Apple, as well as defense powerhouses such as Lockheed Martin Corporation.
WICHITA FALLS, TX, October 31, 2023 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Joshua M. Greene has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
Leveraging nearly two decades of expertise in national security, cybersecurity, biomedical engineering, and law, Mr. Greene has earned distinction as the chief executive officer of Greene & Greene Group, LLC, a premier government procurement firm. Since 2023, Mr. Greene has adeptly served a wide range of corporate and federal clients, offering expertise in procurement, logistics, consulting, and training across the realms of technology, medicine, defense, and energy sectors. His portfolio includes partnerships with industry titans like Microsoft and Apple, as well as defense powerhouses such as Lockheed Martin Corporation. Mr. Greene also leads Alcyon Global, LLC, a technology firm dedicated to providing innovative solutions, addressing everything from aerospace and defense challenges to advanced risk management and cybersecurity.
Prior to starting his private career as an attorney and entrepreneur, Mr. Greene served honorably in the United States Air Force, enlisting in 2004 at the age of 17. He was deployed to Iraq in 2005 with the 729th Air Control Squadron, providing air control and surveillance for combat air operations. Mr. Greene deployed again to Afghanistan in 2008 as part of a Police Mentor Team training the Afghan National Police, where he was among the first recipients of the United States Air Force Combat Action Medal. He also received the Army Commendation Medal and Army Achievement Medal for his service in Afghanistan.
During his tenure in the military, Mr. Greene remarkably attained the rank of non-commissioned officer in the United States Air Force by age 21, making him one of the youngest and quickest to do so in its history. In 2005, he was selected to play a pivotal role in two deployments for Operation Noble Eagle, overseeing air control and surveillance to ensure the security of Vice President Dick Cheney. Later, in 2009, he contributed to the establishment of the Joint Intelligence Operations Center at the United States Central Command Headquarters (HQ USCENTCOM). Mr. Greene, owing to his high-level security clearance, was handpicked to play a pivotal role in the personal communications team for General David Petraeus, the commander of HQ USCENTCOM. He finished his active-duty service as the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) overseeing Cyber Operations.
Following his active-duty tenure, Mr. Greene embarked on a five-year role with the Department of Defense as a civil service employee, specializing in information technology engineering. Concurrently, he took on multiple roles within the United States Air Force Reserve. Notably, he led as the NCOIC for the Rapid Joint Incident Site Communications team. Later, Mr. Greene took on the role of NCOIC for Defensive Cyber Operations, aiding key agencies like the Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Agency, Air Force Cyber Command, National Security Agency, and the United States Cyber Command in achieving their national security objectives. Throughout his Air Force tenure, he was honored with numerous Airman of the Year and NCO of the Year accolades at different levels. Additionally, Mr. Greene received several Civilian of the Year awards at diverse tiers during his time with the Department of Defense.
Upon concluding his service in the government, Mr. Greene embarked on an academic journey, securing a Bachelor of Science in biomedical engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2019. During this period, he was honored with several academic and engineering design expo accolades. Mr. Greene further advanced his academic credentials by securing a Juris Doctor with a focus on intellectual property from Texas A&M School of Law in 2022. Subsequent to these achievements, he delved into research, making significant contributions in laboratories specializing in cardiovascular science, cancer, and the expansive field of robotics and autonomous vehicles.
During his undergraduate studies, Mr. Greene took pride in his involvement in pivotal cancer research, leading to advancements in the delivery methods of cancer medications. His academic pursuits also encompassed the development of autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence technologies tailored for both military and civilian transport. Notably, Mr. Greene played a crucial role in pioneering medical exoskeleton technology to aid veterans with amputations and individuals facing mobility challenges. Amidst his rigorous academic and research schedule, he committed himself to serve as a veteran outreach specialist, offering tailored career services to student veterans grappling with challenges like homelessness, disabilities, financial constraints, mental health issues, and vocational rehabilitation hurdles.
During his undergraduate years, Mr. Greene's fascination with law was kindled through his work with the Innocence Project of Texas, where he delved into cases of inmates asserting their innocence and seeking exoneration. As he transitioned to law school, he continued his association with the Innocence Project by contributing to the Innocence Clinic, further championing the cause of amplifying the voices of inmates pursuing exoneration. Simultaneously, Mr. Greene's intrigue gravitated towards intellectual property, specifically the nuances of patent law and its intersection with national security and patent secrecy orders. He gained hands-on experience at Texas A&M University's Innovation Partners, evaluating invention disclosures, analyzing the patentability of emerging cutting-edge technologies, and aiding in patent application drafting.
In a steadfast commitment to civic service and empowering the underserved, Mr. Greene selflessly shared his legal expertise on a pro bono basis at the Texas Legal Services Center. Utilizing the platform of TexasLawHelp.org's live chat, he provided crucial legal guidance to marginalized communities. With a meticulous approach, Mr. Greene gathered pertinent information, identified pressing legal issues, and conducted legal research tailored to meet the distinct requirements of each individual.
Post his law school graduation, Mr. Greene ventured into the legal arena with a law firm renowned for its specialization in patent law. Simultaneously, he sustained his commitment to justice by continuing his collaboration with the Innocence Project of Texas, an organization instrumental in offering pro bono legal services to individuals unjustly convicted.
In the years ahead, Mr. Greene intends to join the Council on Foreign Relations, a decision fueled by his profound interest in national security. He actively manages a defense and national security blog, where he delves into urgent defense-related topics, underscoring his passion in the area. Additionally, Mr. Greene has aspirations of joining the District of Columbia bar and pursuing a PhD in Quantum Science and Engineering. Unwavering in his dedication to community service, he plans to sustain his pro bono endeavors, particularly in aiding the unjustly convicted in their fight for exoneration. Mr. Greene commits to leveraging his expertise in offering financial, legal, and mental support to those facing adversity. Having personally triumphed over opioid addiction due to injuries from his military service, he possesses a deep empathy towards those affected by the opioid crisis and is committed to effecting change in that domain.
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