Robert A. Greninger, President

PERSONAL BIO
Family/Career Highlights:
After more than 32 years as a pharmaceutical executive with Johnson & Johnson, I retired, starting my own management development company, Greninger and Associates, Inc.   My wife and I retired to the Prescott area and for 20 years, enjoyed our ranch near Prescott Valley, AZ.  Recently, after our last horse died, and my involvement with the Prescott Western Heritage Foundation, we decided to downsize and move closer to the Western Heritage Center.  
 
I have served on a variety of Prescott community boards and have worked with a number of national and international charities.  I have also served on the Boards of several local Arizona organizations.  I was a Director of Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. Community Service Foundation.  I have also served as a task force member and advisor to every Prescott mayor since 2000.  For two years, I served on the Board of Trustees of Arizona’s renowned Sharlot Hall Museum.  
Recently, I served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of Sister Cities International, Chaired the Latin America Task Force, was a member of the Governance, Finance and Membership Committees and chaired the Strategic Plan Evaluation Sub-committee.  

Since 2013, I have been an advisor to the Consular Corps of Arizona and a member of the Corps’ Scholarship Committee, which provides scholarship funds to graduating seniors selected from the University of Arizona, Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University.  

In 2016, I was elected to the Board of Directors of the Prescott Western Heritage Foundation, elected Vice President in 2017 and, after restructuring, elected President in 2019.    

I remain a member of the Sharlot Hall Museum, the Phippen Museum of Western Art, the Smoki Museum, Yavapai Big Brothers and Big Sisters and Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc.      
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My wife, Diane, and I are blessed to have four children, ten grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.  Life doesn’t get much better than this.