Greg Walsh - President & Founder

Christopher Walsh - VP Technology

Gregory Walsh - VP Operations

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Greg Walsh - President & Founder
Greg Walsh began his career in computers back in the late 1970's, before the PC, the Apple or even computer science degrees. His very first project was adapting micro-computers used for electronic instrumentation to business applications created one of the earliest mixed environments where micro-computers and mainframes worked together.

His reputation was cemented when he served as Chief Architect for Pacific Bell's Gemstar project. Gemstar was the first successful large scale client server environment ever created and won Pacific Bell the prestigious Carnegie Melon award for innovation and execution. Following that Walsh continued with his specialty of large scale integration by creating one of the first multi-bank ATM systems, joining Wells Fargo and HSBC. He provided the architecture and the switching software to convert Merrill Lynch's X.25 network to TCP/IP, creating an enormous network with a centralized Tandem switch and over 500 NT servers across the world. He also integrated JP Morgan's Chase' merchant account to utilize a single switch for every credit card system.

As an early adopted of Internet technology, Walsh created one of the earliest on-line banking systems for CitiBank, Bank of New York, Chase and the New York Cash Exchange by combining ATM, branch, PC banking and Internet Banking into one seamless system. He also applied Internet technology to monitor the overnight load processes for the data warehouse he designed for Victoria Secret. In the late 1990's Walsh created a content management system for Barton Beer, the importers of Corona Beer. It was this invention that led him to the founding of Avatar Technologies in 2000 with a content management system as his first product. In 2006, Avatar changed its name to Monas Softworks.

Walsh is an aviation enthusiast, an avid reader of non-fiction, a gifted writer and speaker. He still finds time to play piano and be a life and success coach to help others develop their lives and reach their goal. He has two sons, Gregory and Christopher, both of whom are executives with Monas. He lives in Miami Beach, FL with his wife Mabel, a very successful psychotherapist and the bestselling author of over 25 books.

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Christopher Walsh - VP Technology
Christopher Walsh joined Monas Softworks in February 2006 as the VP Technology, bringing over a decade of software engineering to Monas. Prior to joining Monas, Walsh spent five years with Gannett at their Phoenix newspaper helping to lead the technological development. His responsibilties included implementing disaster recovery, load balancing and seemless failover for a 24x7 website that generated over 50 million views per month.

Walsh also has extensive experience in managing enterprise level applications including three email systems with over 100k users, and has consulted for small and large businesses including banks and packaged goods companies.

Walsh holds an M.B.A. with emphasis in Small Business and a B.S. Marketing, both from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.

Along with his wife Kristi, he is an avid fan of animals, and their family of three dogs and two cats, Walsh resides in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Gregory Walsh - VP Operations
Gregory Walsh got his training in fine art from Reed College in Portland, OR, Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ, and through living abroad in Great Britian and Argentina. After returning from living abroad, Walsh came to work for Monas and he has been involved in every aspect of its development since.

Combining his skill as a fine artist with his intuitive insights into business process and man-to-machine interfaces, the acclaimed Monas user interface is largely his creation. His ability to quickly grasp the way people work and combine that with an artist's sensibility has created the most intuitive, comprehensive and user friendly interface on the market. Walsh has performed many other function for Monas over the years before becoming its VP of Operations in 2006.