Greenerfield is a US company that began when two brothers saw opportunities in the arbitrage markets. What started as a part-time endeavor has sprouted into a passionate team doing work around the world. We are an idea and innovation company. We find new products, ideas, or new ways of doing things and test, fail or succeed and adjust. We feel that by helping our team members become the best versions of themselves both in and outside of work, we can create meaningful positive change.
Our core values were identified by our team members. These are the values that we live by and adhering to them is how you create a fulfilling career at GreenerField.
Where there is a will, there is a way.
Things are constantly changing. You have to change with them to succeed.
Push around the edges, find new and better ways of doing things.
Others are relying on you. It’s how we achieve real meaningful growth.
Don’t just ask, find ways to help. If we are looking out for each other, happiness and success will follow.
Honesty is rewarded and crucial to our success. Do not pretend, be real with yourself and others.
“I’ve worked at companies large and small to create friction-less experiences that wow customers. I was always frustrated with how slow moving even “Agile” companies were in both testing and bringing products to market. Random ideas from executives often got fast tracked without testing only to result in failure, while good ideas from those on the ground didn’t even get to see the light of day. We created Greener Field to empower our team members to launch and take ownership and remove obstacles in the way.
There are so many spots of frustration in the world that people don’t even notice. I’ve built my career on creating relationships with others and finding the solutions to struggles they can’t even see themselves. There is a balance of technology and people that is key to success. While most companies are focused solely on technology to solve problems, I see an opening for talented individuals to fill in gaps where technology has been used as a crutch instead of a true solution.