Greg Jordan is a writer, educator, and former small-business development director based in Kansas. After a 40-year career in public service, entrepreneurship, and higher education, he is now focused on writing projects that blend storytelling with practical insight.
Greg’s work spans narrative nonfiction, business and strategy writing, and emerging explorations in fiction. He is currently developing a series of short, accessible books on strategy and artificial intelligence for small business owners, as well as a longer narrative project drawing on his experiences in government and economic development. His writing often centers on decision-making, resilience, and the human stories behind institutions and systems.
He teaches introductory business at the university level and continues to explore how technology—and especially AI—is reshaping how people work, create, and tell stories. Greg joined the Kansas Authors Club to learn from fellow writers, share ideas, and stay grounded in the craft and community of writing.
Greg’s work spans narrative nonfiction, business and strategy writing, and emerging explorations in fiction. He is currently developing a series of short, accessible books on strategy and artificial intelligence for small business owners, as well as a longer narrative project drawing on his experiences in government and economic development. His writing often centers on decision-making, resilience, and the human stories behind institutions and systems.
He teaches introductory business at the university level and continues to explore how technology—and especially AI—is reshaping how people work, create, and tell stories. Greg joined the Kansas Authors Club to learn from fellow writers, share ideas, and stay grounded in the craft and community of writing.
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