Greg Bush

Greg Bush, Jr. is President and CEO of Kristine Fallon Associates, Inc. Greg has more than 20 years of experience in computer software and support services. In addition to Web-Based Program Management (WBPM) and Project Management Information System (PMIS) implementations for large A/E/C capital improvement programs and project management expertise, Greg has hands-on experience managing large scale IT systems and Big Data collaboration and delivery solutions.

As CEO, Greg seeks to pursue innovative uses of information systems. Additionally, Greg thrives on being an information technologist and has a passion for the power of data. According to Greg, “The ability to analyze and take action on data is increasingly important to KFA’s clients. Data, its visualization to provide performance feedback and decision support and its re-purposing for downstream use are the future.” Greg plans to raise KFA to the next level by being an innovator of new uses and delivery methods of data for A/E/C and other types of industries seeking innovative technology solutions.

The Federal Highway Administration cited KFA’s work at the Chicago Transit Authority as an innovation that should be adopted by state Departments of Transportation. Greg likes to say that KFA “wrote the book” on how to properly implement WBPM systems. Since the CTA success in 2001, KFA has successfully implemented WBPM and PMIS systems across the United States and has completed several projects in Ontario, Canada. Greg is most proud to have been part of the General Services Administration’s “ePM Rapid Deployment Team” which rolled out an electronic project management (ePM) system to manage and track funding for their Capital Program which utilized President Obama’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 funding.

Greg has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree and a Master of Science in Information Technology. Greg is a technology trainer and innovator and has had the privilege of speaking at many industry conferences over the course of his career.