Greg Siegrist

Greg Siegrist serves as Treasurer and Vice President of Finance and Administration at the El-Hibri Foundation, a Washington, D.C.–based private foundation that works to empower and equip American Muslim leaders and their allies to build thriving, inclusive communities. In this role he manages the Foundation's financial and administrative operations and oversees its investment assets — the endowment whose earnings fund the organization's grantmaking and programs. He brings more than 20 years of accounting and administrative experience to the position.

Siegrist is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He earned a B.S. in Business Administration from Longwood University and an MBA from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Before joining the El-Hibri Foundation, Siegrist held a series of finance and operations leadership roles. He served as President of East West Protection, a business-services company, and earlier as Vice President at Realty Title Services, a real estate settlement firm. His earlier career included serving as Controller at SoftMed Systems and as Assistant Corporate Controller at ManorCare, reflecting a background centered on corporate accounting, controllership, and operational finance rather than venture investing.

The El-Hibri Foundation was established in 2001 by philanthropists Ibrahim and Elisabeth El-Hibri and their family. It is chaired by Karim El-Hibri and led by President Farhan Latif, and reports investment assets in the range of roughly $20–25 million that underwrite its grants and programs.

• Role is endowment stewardship, not startup investing. Siegrist "oversees the Foundation's investment assets," meaning institutional portfolio management to sustain grantmaking — there is no public evidence of a personal or foundation angel/seed thesis, check sizes, or target startup profile.
• The Foundation's giving thesis (the capital he administers) centers on advancing the inclusion and leadership of American Muslim communities — funding nonprofits, leadership development, and capacity-building programs in the U.S.
• No verifiable check size, stage, or sector preference for venture deals could be confirmed; these are omitted rather than guessed.