Eric H. Greenberg is President and Chief Executive Officer the Beautifull (www.beautifull.com), a prepared, fresh food company focused on providing tasty, healthy, and real food for retail and home delivery.

Eric has founded and established many businesses in his entrepreneurial career including: Wind farms in partnership with Native American Tribes in the Great Plains; Acumen Sciences and the Acumen Journal of Life Sciences; Scient, a consulting firm focused on eBusiness and emerging technology; and Viant, an internet systems integrator.

Mr. Greenberg received a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Greenberg serves on the Board of the Shoah Foundation, received Shoah's Ambassador to Humanity Award for 2001, was on the fundraising campaign committee at UCSF for their new Mission Bay Campus where the human genetics lab is named after him, has endowed genetic research treatments at Columbia/Cornell for breast cancer and pediatric cardiology, is a recipient of the Einstein Technology Innovation Award from the State of Israel and the Jerusalem Fund and was named by Worth Magazine as one of the 10 Most Generous Americans Under 45.

Blog Entries by Eric Greenberg

The Pleitez Promise--A Millennial Breeze Begins To Blow in Washington

Posted March 17, 2009 | 12:11 PM (EST)


By Eric Greenberg and Karl Weber

Barack Obama, our community-organizer president, often talks about the need for change to come to Washington rather than from Washington, and the importance of bottom-up activism in keeping our political representatives on track. Indeed, history shows that lasting change is often built on grassroots...

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Obama and the Post-Partisan Vote

5 Comments | Posted January 29, 2009 | 03:47 PM (EST)


Less than ten days in, the Obama administration is already embroiled in the partisan controversies that have dogged every president over the last thirty years, dispelling any notion of a honeymoon for the new president. With conservatives on Capitol Hill reverting to the attack-dog mode they perfected during the Clinton...

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From September of 2004!

Posted November 7, 2008 | 01:54 PM (EST)


I want to share something I wrote in September of 2004.

It is a foreshadowing of what was to come.

I wish I was not so prescient about this.

And I just shudder at the thought that Social Security was almost 'privatized' by the outgoing administration, given the financial crisis...

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Generation We

Posted October 28, 2008 | 02:41 PM (EST)


There is something in the air!

We are witnessing a changing of the guard, a new political epoch, a youth movement, and a call to restore the American dream. One only has to look at how the youth have been engaged during this political season to understand that a...

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