Real Estate - Real Estate Investment

After serving as CEO of a family business for four years, Lee Greif bought and sold commercial Real Estate. Over the years, he bought and managed on behalf of his family a total of four businesses, three of which the family still owns to this day. The first business was the only one that he ended up selling. It was a capital investment firm that bought property and leased it to businesses that were in need of temporary property such as schools and banks for example.

The next business venture was the purchaseof Field Force Media Services a company that deals in electronic media transfer and distribution. The family purchased this business in 2003. This successful business has customers from all over the country. The official website of the business can be found here: www.Fieldforceusa.com. The third business was Premier Marketing Incorporated purchased in 2005. It is a corporate publishing company which specializes in image books for automotive and homebuilding customers. It is also a successful business and it publishes about an average of 150 books each year for customers who are located in every state in the country. Its site is: www.Premieremarketinggroup.com. The fourth and final business that assembled is Pro Mail Services. It is a nationwide service that deals in direct mail, fulfillment, and warehousing services. You can learn more about it at: www.Promailservices.com.

Even though Lee spends a lot of time working on behalf of his family on his business ventures, not to mention the volunteer work that he often engages in, he always makes certain to spend time with his family whenever he gets the chance. His wife and three children mean the world to him and he loves to participate in the activities that his children take part in. Specifically, he often organizes and coaches their many athletic events such as their baseball games.

The length of Mr. Greif’s volunteer record is long, and expansive. Mr. Grief has given his time to both fundraise and volunteer for multiple companies, foundations, charities, and services. Through his help, Mr. Greif has managed to touch the lives of multiple people, helping all walks of life. Grief does have an affinity for his religion, and has volunteered, and helped fundraise, for many Jewish companies, businesses, foundations and charities.

Temple B’Nai Jehudah is the temple that Mr. Greif has served for and attends. While he has been a member of the Board of Directors, he has also served as the Vice President of the Congregation, helping nearly 1800 families. Mr. Greif has not only helped the Temple fundraise, but has helped in numerous committees. Mr. Greif has also continued his work with the Jewish community, as he served on two committees during a six year period for the Jewish Community Campus. In this time, he has helped raise $10 million for the actual campus to be built as the Vice Chairman of the Campus Board of Directors. Through his help with the Jewish Federation of Kansas City, Mr. Greif has chaired a budget committee and has donated both time and money for the fundraising efforts of the organization.

Channel 19, the local public television station, has also felt the width and breadth of Mr. Greif’s volunteering through his volunteer work with the station. Greif served on the Board of Directors, as an Officer of the Corporation as the Secretary, and a member of the Executive Committee. He served on multiple committees, helping to develop children’s programming and entrepreneurial programs for the station itself, and once again leant his time and money for fundraising for the organization.

Mr. Greif dedicated 22 years to servivce on the Board of the Local 435 bed Jewish Hospital. He was elected as its’ Chairman in 1992 and was gredited with not only saving the hospital from financial disaster,by finding it a merger partner, but being a major factor in building a new campus for the institution in Overland Park, Kansas

The Learning Exchange of Greater Kansas City has also felt the volunteer work of Mr. Greif; Mr. Greif served as a chairman for the organization during the early stages of its development. The organization has developed programs to benefit children in multiple school districts. Being an active director for an organization is nothing new for Mr. Greif, as he was also a director for the Center for Management Assistance, an organization based on providing management assistance for non-profit organizations.

Mr. Greif often works to help organizations that donate money, and those organizations that need fund raising help. The Jewish Community Foundation has Mr. Greif as a Vice Chairmen and Member of the Board for 22 years. The organization gives away approximately $2 million a year, and Mr. Grief served as a Chairman of its Investment Committee, offering his help as a financial advisor.