
INTRODUCING
GRT NETWORK
FOUNDER
GREG ROE
ACROBATIC ACTION SPORTS SPECIALIST
Join Our Network To Discover, Connect & Build New Ideas
Markets Are Built With Passion, Not Techniques
There are many ways to get involved with GRT Network, depending on where you sit within the wider business, sport, technology, media, and investment ecosystem. We are interested in connecting with people who see opportunities to build something new, whether that means developing a commercial partnership, creating a new event or business model, exploring investment opportunities, or helping bring innovative ideas into the action-sports and acrobatic space.​
For park owners, coaches, event operators, athletes, creators, and industry professionals, GRT can act as a bridge to new ideas, commercial opportunities, education, media, technology, and international connections. For B2B partners, brands, cities, universities, investors, and entrepreneurs, the network offers an opportunity to collaborate with people who understand how to build communities, develop emerging sports, create new platforms, and turn niche ideas into scalable opportunities.
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I am always interested in connecting with people who have a strong idea, an interesting business, a unique skill set, or simply a different perspective on where the industry could go next. The goal is not to force every conversation into a predefined structure, but to bring the right people together, explore where there may be alignment, and see what can be built from there.

GREG ROE 'TRAMPOLINE'

Greg Roe is a former Team Canada trampoline athlete, acrobatic specialist, and entrepreneur who revolutionized the sport by creating Freestyle Trampoline, a creative, athlete-driven branch of acrobatics known as “The Sport Born On Instagram.”
Greg Roe connects emerging sports, innovation, business, and investment to help turn growing communities and unconventional ideas into scalable opportunities.​
Greg’s value lies in connecting emerging sports with the people and resources that can help build, fund, scale, and commercialize them. He understands athlete communities and acrobatic disciplines from the inside, while also thinking in terms of business models, partnerships, technology, media, and long-term growth.
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Across acrobatics and action sports, Greg focuses on connection, commercialization, and innovation; identifying growing communities, shaping new concepts, and bringing together athletes, operators, brands, investors, cities, universities, and media partners.
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For investors and business partners, that creates access to emerging sports, athletes, creators, events, technology, and new commercial opportunities. For athletes, coaches, parks, and developing disciplines, it provides a bridge into the wider business and investment world.

