Meet Greg Hormann

After graduating from Indiana University with a BS degree in Computer Science, I moved to Cincinnati, OH to work at Procter & Gamble. After eleven years supporting the Pharmaceutical Business, I briefly worked for Warner Chilcott as part of a P&G divestiture, did some independent consulting, and then rejoined P&G. At present, I oversee efforts to adopt Industry 4.0 technology at our Manufacturing sites.

While at IU, I lived in Read Quad (the rent was cheap, I didn't have to cook, and the T-3 connection to the Internet was free!). Now, I live outside Cincinnati, OH. (The mortgage is expensive, the wife or I have to cook, and the slower Internet connection costs more than I care to think about!)

Just before college, I learned about FreeBSD and have been using it for over 30 years now. I'm also a big fan of Debian-based Linux distributions and continue to use both for a number of personal projects such as the Garage Door Opener, Falcon Player, and of course our personal Christmas Lights display.

I am an Eagle Scout, having earned my Eagle on March 24, 1994 from Troop 726 in North Webster, IN. After earning my Eagle, I also spent 3 summers working as an Assistant Scoutmaster.

As a full-time student at Indiana University in Bloomington, I completed a Computer Science BS degree, a minor in Mathematics, and a minor in Cognitive Science. I also worked as an Undergraduate Teaching Instructor for A115: Working the World Wide Web.

My wife Mary graduated from IU, and we have two kids, Emily and Matt.