Howard Greenstein is currently the Senior Director of the Center for Management at the School of Continuing and Professional Studies at NYU. In this role he is the administrator for 9 management-related programs including Coaching, Business Continuity, Project Mangement, and Human Resources.

Previously, Howard was the Director of Operations for the Twin Towers Fund. In this role he was responsible for the day-to-day back office needs of this not-for-profit that serves the families of uniformed services heroes killed in New York on September 11th, 2001. He managed donation, accounting, email, web and other services.

Howard has been a digital media consultant and expert in cutting edge technology applications and solutions. He has had involvement in Streaming Media technologies and other rich media applications for over fiftteen years. Howard got his first job using an interactive resume, and has been working with multimedia technology ever since.

During 2000-2001, Howard was at streaming media platform developer Sorceron, where he held management roles on the marketing, business development and developer relations teams.

As a Technical Evangelist for Microsoft's Developer Relations team (1997-2000), he helped gain acceptance and adoption of Internet Explorer 4, Commerce, SiteServer, and Windows Media, and was Microsoft's product liaison to Time Warner, MTV, CBS, Bloomberg and ClearChannel. He was responsible for gathering product requirements and ensuring that customer needs translated into features in future releases. Howard came to Microsoft from streaming media startup company Netcast in 1997, where he was Director of Operations and Customer Service.

Howard is a member of the Board of Directors of the New York Software Industry Association.

He has also served on the board of the New York New Media Association a 7,500-member organization devoted to the industry (now SIIA).

He is a co-founder of the World Wide Web Artist's Consortium and has participated on the advisory boards of Working Today and Cocktails with Courtney.

Howard has been featured in the New York Post, Daily News, New York Times, Fast Company, and the Silicon Alley Reporter. He was named one of the Daily News' 20 to watch in New Media in 1998, and one of the Silicon Alley 100.

He was awarded his degree at the Masters of Interactive Telecommunication Program (ITP) at New York University in 1996 and graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelors in Industrial and Labor Relations.