Shawn Green
About Shawn Green
Shawn Green is the founder of Greenfly, Inc. and a former Major League Baseball player who played for four teams over a 15-season career, during which he was named an All-Star twice.
Work at Greenfly
Shawn Green has served as the Founder of Greenfly, Inc. since 2013. The company focuses on streamlining media creation with athletes, reflecting Green's passion for technology and innovation. Under his leadership, Greenfly has developed tools that enhance the way athletes and organizations create and share media content. The concept for Greenfly emerged from Green's desire to improve the efficiency of media production in the sports industry.
Education and Expertise
Shawn Green studied at Stanford University from 1991 to 1993. His education provided a foundation for his later endeavors in both sports and business. Green's expertise spans professional baseball, where he played for 15 seasons, and entrepreneurship, particularly in the technology sector with his work at Greenfly.
Background
Shawn Green had a distinguished career in Major League Baseball, playing for four teams: the Toronto Blue Jays, the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Arizona Diamondbacks, and the New York Mets. His 15-season career included notable achievements, such as being named an All-Star for two seasons and holding significant hitting records in the league. Prior to founding Greenfly, he worked at Major League Baseball from 1993 to 2007.
Achievements
Shawn Green authored a book titled 'The Way of Baseball: Finding Stillness at 95 MPH,' published by Simon & Schuster. The book reflects his insights and experiences in baseball. In addition to his literary contributions, Green is actively involved in several charities and frequently speaks at charitable and business events, demonstrating his commitment to community engagement.