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About
Greenwood Consulting
Group Inc.
- History
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Owners Gail and Jim Greenwood formed Greenwood Consulting Group, Inc.
(GCGI) in 1996 after many years of operating small consulting, training,
and data processing businesses under a host of other names. Jim
started his first consulting business while still a graduate student at
Harvard University.
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- Owners
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Gail and Jim Greenwood own GCGI. We are a husband and wife team
that demonstrates that spouses can be successful in many types of
relationships, including as business partners. Gail is a native
Floridian. Jim hails from New Mexico, and served six years on the
County Council in his hometown. We share in the lives of Gail's
three grown sons and their families, including our granddaughter and
grandsons. Our love for the ocean and warm, tropical weather led
to our relocation to Sanibel Island, off the west coast of Florida, in
early 1997.
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GCGI has extensive experience in working with small and start up
businesses. As demonstrated in other parts of this website, two
areas in which we have significant expertise in developing and
managing small business incubators, and assisting small firms in
competing for part of the $2 billion plus Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)
programs. We also have managed a Small Business Development Center
(SBDC), in which we counseled and trained literally hundreds of
prospective entrepreneurs and small business owners and managers.
We have worked with several Federal Laboratories in their technology
transfer programs, particularly as those efforts apply to small business
and Federal Lab employees seeking to spin off new firms around
technology. In our spare time, we have worked on a variety of
other interesting projects ranging from analyzing the economic impacts
of a college on its host region and preparing a handbook for small towns
impacted by large chain stores like Wal-Mart.
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Last revised: March 13, 2009
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