Greg Gudorf, Chief Executive Officer, Digeo

May 20, 2009 · Posted in Speaker Bios

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Greg Gudorf, as chief executive officer and chief operating officer, is responsible for setting the strategic vision and bringing that vision to realization for Digeo. His most recent experience as president and chief operating officer at Digeo had him involved in day-to-day operations, with particular emphasis on product delivery and quality, process improvement, integration with MSO head-end systems and business development. Prior to Digeo, Gudorf was vice president of Television Marketing at Sony Electronics, where he was responsible for consumer television product marketing management, including new product and channel development. He also served as Sony’s TV-centric representative to cable system operators and as a board member of the Consumer Electronics Association’s video division. During his tenure at Sony, Gudorf was directly responsible for launching Passage, a key cable industry technology. He also led product development for one of the first HD digital cable-ready DVRs and managed Sony’s TiVo and WebTV product businesses for satellite and cable use. Throughout his more than 30 years in the consumer electronics industry, Gudorf has been involved in sales, marketing, business development, and management for the retail, distribution and manufacturing aspects of the business, with a particular emphasis on network products such as satellite, cable, and Internet offerings. He holds fourteen U.S. patents in the network and interactive TV fields with more than 30 additional patents pending. Gudorf has been published in several industry-related trade journals and often serves as a featured panelist at industry seminars. He holds an MBA from the University of Phoenix and is a graduate of Antioch University.

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