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David Griffiths has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. David currently holds the position of Head of Global Services at OpenSolar, where they oversee the company's services on a global scale. Prior to this, they served as the Product and Development lead at OpenSolar, playing a crucial role in the development of their solar design and sales application.

Additionally, David has worked as an Advisor at C2Zero, a company focusing on making sustainable changes in various industries. David has also served as a photographer for TEDxSydney, contributing to the propagation of innovative ideas and storytelling.

In their previous roles, David worked as a Product Manager at illion, a leading provider of data and analytics products in Australasia. David was responsible for managing their consumer and commercial credit registries. David also worked as the Chief Product Officer and Managing Director at Repute Digital, where they developed solutions for combating credit card fraud.

Furthermore, David has held the position of Chief Product Officer and Director at Social Checkā„¢, a company specializing in personal reputation management. David has also worked as a Product Manager and Sales Director at HTC, managing key telco carriers in Australia and New Zealand. Prior to that, they worked as a Management Consultant for the Victorian Government.

David's earlier experience includes roles at Symantec and MessageLabs, where they served as the Director of Customer Success and Product for the Asia Pacific and Japan regions.

Overall, David Griffiths has demonstrated expertise in various fields, including product management, business development, and customer success, and has a strong passion for technology, sustainability, and personal reputation management.

David Griffiths attended Xavier College from 1982 to 1989, where they earned a High School Certificate (HSC). David then enrolled at Deakin University from 1990 to 1992, studying architecture. In 2007, David briefly attended Macquarie Business School, focusing on Business Administration and General Management, although they did not obtain a degree in this field.