Gregory S. Cope is a passionate Christ follower, devoted family man, author and an operations manager in the Phoenix area. Greg holds an MBA in management & organizational behavior from California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, a BS Degree in business from Western International University, Phoenix, graduating cum laude, and an AAS degree in electronics technology from Maricopa Technical Community College, Phoenix. Greg has spent his 38-year career in the manufacturing/logistics industry. Greg is married to his High School sweetheart, Vicki, celebrating their 38th anniversary in 2021. Greg and Vicki are blessed with two beautiful daughters, two awesome sons-in-law and four grandkids. Greg and Vicki reside in beautiful Cave Creek, Arizona. Gregory has published two books. The first one, 'Momentum: The Transformational Power of Leadership' focuses on the leadership lessons he learned over 38 years. The 2nd book, 'Momentum: A Faith Powered Journey' covers the authors faith journey through a broken marriage, volatile bosses, job losses and several unplanned moves. It is loaded with many faith lessons that are sure to inspire and encourage the reader in their journey.

Jeremiah 29:11

With just 11 hours remaining in 2021, I want to share this verse with you as a reminder of God’s guidance in all we do as we look forward to another year. “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” I pray God’s blessings on you as you seek His plans for your life and wish you a Happy New Year!

Long Lasting Impact

Greg,I’ve been reading your book and have learned a lot about what a Momentum Leader is. I saw your success when we worked together and now I know why. Your employees loved you and you treated them with respect. I remember the celebrations that you held for their successes. You use biblical principles to manage people, which have long lasting impact. Congratulations on your book!Pam Harris

Thought Provoking

Greg,I finished your book today. What a privilege to do so. I have a much better appreciation for your career experiences. It has certainly stimulated much discussion in our household as we reflect on our own management style and experiences in a differing work environment. The book was very well written, easy to understand and thought provoking. Thank you for sharing and good luck with the writing of the sequel. I look forward to reading that as well.Roxane Suurvarik