Matt Gleason
About Matt Gleason
Matt Gleason is the Senior Vice President of General Management at CoreSite, with over 20 years of experience in mission-critical power and mechanical systems operation.
Current Role at CoreSite
Matt Gleason currently holds the position of Senior Vice President, General Management at CoreSite. In this role, he oversees various general management functions, contributing to the overall strategic direction and operational efficiency of the company. His responsibilities include leading teams across different regions and ensuring the successful management of data centers.
Previous Positions at CoreSite
Before his current role, Matt Gleason served as Vice President and General Manager for CoreSite's Northeast regions, which include New York, Boston, and Chicago. Prior to that, he was Vice President of Facilities in the United States for one year from 2013 to 2014. Gleason also held the position of Facilities Director, Eastern Region, managing locations across Boston, Chicago, NY/NJ, Virginia/DC, and Miami from 2010 to 2013.
Experience at Switch and Data
Prior to joining CoreSite, Matt Gleason worked at Switch and Data, where he served as Technical Manager for six years from 2004 to 2010. At Switch and Data, he was responsible for overseeing technical operations and managing critical systems, gaining extensive experience in the telecommunications and real estate industries.
Military Background
Matt Gleason served in the US Navy as an Electrician's Mate from 1997 to 2003. During his six-year tenure, he focused on electrical and nuclear operations as part of the Naval Nuclear Program. This experience provided him with a strong technical foundation and leadership skills, which he has carried forward into his civilian career.
Educational Background
Matt Gleason studied Electrical/Nuclear Operations through the Naval Nuclear Program from 1997 to 1998. Though the exact degree achieved is not specified, the education equipped him with specialized knowledge and skills in electrical and nuclear systems. His technical expertise laid the groundwork for his subsequent roles in managing mission critical power and mechanical systems.