Greg Hlibok
About Greg Hlibok
Greg Hlibok, Chief Legal Officer, is known for his previous role as Chief of Disability Rights at the Federal Communications Commission and his leadership in the Deaf President Now movement.
Greg Hlibok Chief Legal Officer
Greg Hlibok serves as the Chief Legal Officer. In his role, he is responsible for overseeing the legal affairs of the organization. Hlibok brings a wealth of experience to the position, having held numerous leadership roles in both governmental and non-profit sectors.
Greg Hlibok Education and Expertise
Greg Hlibok holds a BA in Government from Gallaudet University and a JD from Hofstra University School of Law. His education has equipped him with a deep understanding of legal frameworks and government operations, making him a highly knowledgeable figure in his field.
Greg Hlibok Background and Career
Prior to his current role, Greg Hlibok served as the Chief of Disability Rights at the Federal Communications Commission. His career has been marked by a strong commitment to disability rights and advocacy. He is also a member of the Board of Trustees for both Lexington School for the Deaf and Center and Gallaudet University.
Greg Hlibok and Deaf President Now Movement
During his time at Gallaudet University, Greg Hlibok played a leadership role in the Deaf President Now movement in 1988. This pivotal campaign successfully led to the appointment of the first Deaf president of the university, marking a significant milestone in the history of deaf advocacy and empowerment.
Greg Hlibok Personal Life
Greg Hlibok resides in Ellicott City, MD with his wife, Charmaine, and their four children. In his leisure time, he enjoys traveling with his family, camping, scuba diving, and attending his children’s sports games and concerts. His active involvement in these activities underscores his commitment to being a supportive and engaged parent.