Greg Estes Email Address

Account Executive at ABBYY US

NVIDIA Corporation is an american technology company that designs, develops, and markets graphic processors and related software for gaming and professional markets.

I've spent my career working alongside the best computer graphics minds on the planet, and now also with amazing people changing the world by bringing artificial intelligence capabilities to improve everything from healthcare to transportation to entertainment and everything in between. Along the way I've gained deep experience in product marketing, market development, branding/positioning and corporate communications in B-B and B-C companies. I'm currently responsible for the NVIDIA developer program, reporting to Jensen Huang, who was recently named the world's best performing CEO by Harvard Business Review. We're building the world's best platform for GPU-accelerated computing in artificial intelligence, HPC, virtual reality, gaming, self-driving cars, product design and intelligent machines. I also run NVIDIA corporate marketing, telling the NVIDIA story around the world. Prior to NVIDIA, I ran marketing and client services for Mozes, an early-stage start-up in mobile engagement for music labels, consumer brands and sports franchises. Prior to that I was the CMO of Avid Technology, a leader in digital audio and video solutions for consumers and media professionals whose iconic brands include Media Composer and Pro Tools. Earlier in my career, I ran marketing for Silicon Graphics, starting with SGI's advanced graphics products. I was responsible for the entry of SGI into Hollywood and the entertainment industry. I'm a marketing geek not an engineer but I've been around them enough something rubbed off and I have had peer-reviewed papers published in numerous technical journals, including SMPTE Journal and IEEE Spectrum. I've also been on camera a lot, and my many television appearances include being featured as a guest special effects expert on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 1997. That was fun. A few years ago the America's Cup Authority was nice enough to put me down as a contributor to their groundbreaking work in real-time AR visualization for TV, so technically I've been nominated for an Emmy.