My name is Greg Paller and I am the leader of Tigerman Enrterprises.  I am an action-oriented, confident, honest and an intelligent entrepreneur who thoroughly enjoys life and all it has to offer.  I know how to enjoy the finer things in life; a fine cigar, a full-bodied red wine or vintage port and interesting people engaged in thought-provoking conversation on a warm, sunny day.

I started my career way back in July 1984 in Chicago working as a systems integration consultant for what later became the world's most successful IT Consulting firm.  The Management Information Consulting Division of Arthur Andersen & Co. later split away from the accounting practice and evolved into the dynamic Andersen Consulting.  The partnership issues that were the original motivation for the split were resolved in binding arbitration to establish today's Accenture.   

Over the years the computer industry has grown tremendously and I have helped businesses take advantage of its growing capabilities.  My career with Accenture is summarized here and my professional network can be found at LinkedIn.

By the time I was in my late twenties, this role gave me the opportunity to work in Australia.  I went and practically fell in love with the place.  I decided to make Australia my permanent home and base of operations.  I am an avid sports fan and I adopted a well-conditioned life on all levels while in Australia.

Australia is also well known for its golf courses and fine wine. Ever since I arrived, I developed a rabid interest for both.  At the same time, I maintained a sense of my roots.  The growth of internet technology, satellite communications and advances in air travel make the world a smaller place.  As a result, it has become so much more easier to keep in touch with my family and access the worldwide market for my business activities.  I consider myself a ‘citizen of the world’.

However, after a couple of decades helping client organizations efficiently access this worldwide market, I took a step back and asked myself, “why can't I do the exact same thing for myself.”  This motivated me to move on and develop my own independent business.  Thus, the genesis of Tigerman Enterprises.