Office: 561-596-1782 | Email: greg.jones@doctors-choice.com | Location: Chief Executive Officer
Greg Jones, Owner Growing up, Greg Jones had a front-row seat to what exceptional client service looks like. His father, Kenny, founded Doctor's Choice 36 years ago, and Greg spent his childhood watching his dad help dentists navigate one of their biggest life decisions. After graduating from Florida Atlantic University in 2013, Greg joined the family business, discovering he had a natural talent for connecting with people and guiding them through complex transitions. Fourteen years later, he's more than doubled the company, helping over 1,000 dentists’ complete transitions totaling over $880 million in sales. With that, volume and transaction count mean very little if the quality, guidance, and client experience suffer in the process. The real challenge in any business is maintaining a high level of service, attention to detail, and personal involvement with every client along the way. At Doctor’s Choice, we have intentionally built a team and geographical footprint (Florida) that allows Greg to remain highly hands-on, responsive, and involved in every transaction. Experience, reputation, and results matter! Greg's leadership, expertise, and knowledge has been recognized nationally. He served as president of the National Association of Practice Brokers in 2023 and is still on the executive committee. He is also a member of the Practice Valuation Study Group (PVSG), both esteemed collectives of premier dental practice brokers nationwide. These affiliations reflect his commitment to staying at the forefront of the industry and ensuring Doctor's Choice remains progressive while delivering proven results. Greg lives in Jupiter, Florida, with his wife Samantha, who is also part of the Doctor's Choice team. Together they're raising their 1-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son in a household that also includes two dogs, two goats, and a horse. There is never a dull moment in the Jones home. When he's not working, Greg lives for motorsports. His ultimate passion lies in drifting, road course racing, and autocross, where he indulges his love for sports cars and racing. He travels to select events around the state and country to pursue this niche motorsport. Beyond the track, Greg loves playing basketball and being on the water, whether wake surfing, surfing, or taking the boat out. Between his kids, Samantha's passion for horses, drifting events, and time on the water, his schedule stays full.
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