About Us

Meet Shanna Greathouse, the Cleveland-born strategist turning neighborhood hustle into coordinated muscle. With an MBA from Baldwin Wallace and a data-centric consulting pedigree, Shanna built supply-chain products for unicorns during COVID, mastering the lean workflows that kept global commerce moving. Now she’s repurposing that playbook for home services: crafting Pigybak to connect homeowners and contractors, drive revenue for small trades, and channel collective purchasing power back into the community. By pairing logistics rigor with a give-back mindset, Shanna proves tech can both simplify fixes and strengthen the Main Street businesses that keep our neighborhoods thriving.

Saami Abbas wears two hats at Pigybak: Chief Technology Officer and head of our Asian white-label spin-off, AtMyDoors. As the co-founder of Progatix—the end-to-end engineering studio behind dozens of successful launches and exits—he marshals deep expertise in mobile, cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and growth-ready UX to keep Pigybak shipping fast and secure while tailoring the platform for global partners. Whether orchestrating a feature drop, crafting motion graphics, or standing up an entire marketplace under a new brand, Saami is the single point of contact who turns ambitious specs into polished, revenue-driving reality.

Nick Curattalo, Pigybak’s Chief Operating Officer, is a seasoned second-time founder who launched his own tech company in 2019 and now channels that hands-on experience into forging the partnerships and revenue streams that fuel Pigybak’s expansion. A natural relationship-builder, Nick secures high-value alliances across the home-services and logistics landscape, rallies cross-functional teams around clear goals, and translates strategic vision into deals that boost marketplace liquidity and lower customer-acquisition costs—all while keeping operations running smoothly for homeowners and contractors alike.

Ha Ha Clinton-Dix – former NFL star, now Pigybak’s Chief Community Officer – brings locker-room leadership to the job site. Having founded his own trades company after hanging up his cleats, he knows exactly what contractors need to win more work and what neighborhoods need to thrive. At Pigybak he rallies pros into cooperative crews, surfaces the best tools and training, and channels a portion of every success back into local causes, proving that the right playbook can level up both small businesses and the communities they serve.