Denny Weinberg is a retired business executive, consultant, and advisor who has shifted his focus from corporate boardrooms to the relationships and pursuits that matter most in a life transformed mid-career. Today, he oversees a family avocado farm in California and a large residential development in Montana—but his deepest investment is in his wife, Allyson, their four married children, and their growing legacy of 14 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
In retired life, Denny prioritizes time with family and enriched by faith, purpose, and work done well. A lifelong frustrated pianist with an ear for both classical symphonies and classic rock, he also plays keyboards and sings harmonies on church worship teams. Most memorable is work He and Allyson were called to in West Africa and Central America to support clean water initiatives including time traveling to remote tribes in Ghana, and as leaders in an international ministry helping couples seek God’s will and align with His greater plan.
Denny’s professional career spanned nearly half a century, including CEO roles for companies ranging from local startups to Fortune 100 giants. He led major turnarounds, pioneered breakthrough business models, and testified before congressional committees to strengthen U.S. health financing systems. He holds multiple U.S. patents in electronic control systems from his early years in engineering and served as a board member across industries from food to media to health.
True to his values, Denny consistently championed young professionals with raw, untapped potential—often maze-bright minds passed over by traditional hiring filters—and found deep fulfillment in supporting transitioning military leaders as they entered civilian careers.
He is a graduate of the University of Missouri with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering. Today, Denny sees his personal and professional legacy not only in what he built, but in the lives he continues to pour into—starting with his own family.