Leadership

Alan leads Greenwing’s institutional strategy, governance structure, sovereign engagement, global intellectual property strategy, and long-term operational continuity. Alan directs the design of Greenwing’s formal architecture and interfaces.

He earned an undergraduate degree in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Austin. He began his career in software engineering roles at Texas Instruments.

Later, Alan earned his law degree from Tulane University Law School. After graduating, he served as a patent examiner in the software arts at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Alan went on to devote more than twenty-five years to litigating and trying high-stakes patent infringement cases for plaintiffs and defendants, representing and opposing some of the world’s leading technology companies and major corporations.

Joshua directs Greenwing’s technical strategy, system architecture, and analytical framework. He leads the engineering responsible for the company’s satellite-derived land condition analysis and national-scale reporting architecture. He also directs Greenwing’s Scientific Advisory Board program and works directly with its members on technical and scientific matters.

Previously, Joshua developed satellite-based sensing systems, signal analysis tools, and computational models at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.

Joshua earned a degree in Astrophysics from the University of Chicago, where he focused on quantitative modeling and large-scale data analysis. Joshua is also an MBA candidate at the Chicago Booth School of Business.