As a co-founder, Greg is the brains behind the Sevwins movement. In his near 20-year collegiate coaching career and as a former Division I pitcher and catcher, Greg studied athlete behavior to identify ways to inspire action. He is widely known as a top collegiate coach that helps players develop mental skills, values and habits to achieve success. This approach to coaching, combined with deep experience, led him to expose his philosophies to the world through Sevwins.

Greg Moore was named Saint Mary's College of California head baseball coach in June of 2019. In the Summer of that same year, he was appointed pitching coach to the USA Baseball Collegiate Team (CNT). Moore previously served as the head coach for Cal State Northridge over the past six seasons.

At Cal State Northridge, Moore changed the culture of the CSUN Baseball program both on and off the field. He orchestrated a four-year span at CSUN that saw 120 total wins and more Big West Conference wins (44) than any other four-year block in CSUN history. In the classroom, the team set new program GPA records.

While at Cal State Northridge, for his work both on and off the field, Moore received the 2017 National Consortium of Academics and Sports' (NCAS) prestigious National Student-Athlete Giant Steps Award. The NCAS awards individuals who use sport as a vehicle to inspire others to do great things using the positive aspects of sports.

In 2018, Moore led the Matadors to their best Big West Conference finish (third) in 16 years. CSUN won five conference series including three on the road for the first time since 2002. Five Matadors were selected to the All-Big West Team following the season highlighted by Albee Weiss' First Team nod. The trio of Trevor Casanova, Weiss and Justin Toerner were all chosen in the 2018 MLB Draft. Prior to the season, the Matadors posted a program-record 3.05 GPA in the fall of 2017.

From 2014-16, Moore served as a member of the coaching staff for USA Baseball's U-18 National Team. Serving as pitching coach to the team, he has helped Team USA to gold medal victories in international competition in 2015 and 2016. Moore began his tenure with Team USA in 2014 for the Tournament of the Stars and National Team Trials before becoming the team's pitching coach in 2015.

Greg Moore was previously named by Baseball America as one of the Top 10 Assistant Coaches in College Baseball.

Moore began his collegiate coaching career at USF in 2002 as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Dons. In that role, Moore developed Diamond University, a life skills training program for student-athletes that he still uses today. He served in that capacity until 2009, when he took a position as the pitching coach at the University of Washington for one season before heading back to his alma mater.

Moore spent three seasons as the associate head coach at the University of San Francisco, where he oversaw pitching, academics, community service and summer placement. Three members of his pitching staff were drafted in 2012 and under his leadership the team had a conference-best 2.86 ERA, ranking sixth nationally.

While at USF, Moore coached three first-round draft picks and eight players taken in the first 10 rounds of the MLB Draft. Of the eight players, only one had been previously drafted out of high school and three were walk-ons. Before his arrival, the Dons had never competed in an NCAA Regional. During his tenure, USF reached the NCAA Tournament three times, including twice in his last three seasons.

Moore played collegiate baseball for San Francisco and was named to the West Coast Conference All-Academic Team in 2001. As a player, he won the team's "Most Inspirational" award in back-to-back seasons and the award now bears his name. Moore earned his bachelor's degree in Public Administration and completed his master's in Sports Management at USF in 2001.