Greg Zguta
VP, web strategy and technology — Carnegie
Biography
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Greg Zguta is VP for web strategy and technology for Carnegie, where he works to make technology serve human-centered strategy for higher education websites. He started his career in web development in the late 1990s' dot com world, narrowing to a focus on higher education for 20 years as part of the mStoner team before becoming part of Carnegie. Greg has navigated the industry's evolution from static HTML to the sophisticated, integrated ecosystems of today. He guides institutions through the labyrinth of content management systems and third-party integrations, providing the diligent support necessary to turn high-level strategy into functional reality.
A firm believer that great code and great storytelling share a common foundation, Greg leans on his background as an English major to ensure that technology always serves the human experience. He is a seasoned member of the Digital Collegium community, returning for his fifth conference to share insights, solve problems and connect with fellow digital pioneers.
A firm believer that great code and great storytelling share a common foundation, Greg leans on his background as an English major to ensure that technology always serves the human experience. He is a seasoned member of the Digital Collegium community, returning for his fifth conference to share insights, solve problems and connect with fellow digital pioneers.