Matt Greminger

Meet Matt Greminger, the founder and former President of WCTU Cleveland 13 News, whose career in the media industry spans nearly two decades. While he recently stepped away from his role as President to focus on urgent family matters, Matt remains actively involved with the network he created, continuing to contribute as a reporter and producer.

Matt’s journey began with the creation of a large professional recording facility, laying the groundwork for a dynamic career marked by innovation and entrepreneurship. As a serial entrepreneur, he has launched over a dozen successful ventures across various industries. His work in media and production includes nationally and globally recognized projects in musical productions, motion pictures, and emerging audio/visual technologies.

Affectionately known by viewers as 'Gremi,' Matt is both a creative force behind the scenes and a familiar on-air personality. He is the creator and host of the popular video series Cleve-It To Us, now an affiliate of Cleveland 13 News, which highlights Cleveland's culture, food, and local events in a fun and engaging way.

Outside of his media work, Matt serves on the board of directors for several nonprofit organizations, including the Workmen's Circle Educational Center of Ohio, a 125-year-old social action institution. His ongoing commitment to community service reflects his broader mission to inform, uplift, and empower.

Matt founded WCTU Cleveland 13 News out of a desire to rebuild public trust in journalism. He envisioned a modern, community-powered news network that prioritizes integrity, accessibility, and public involvement in the reporting process. That vision remains at the heart of the network today, even as he takes time to prioritize his family’s wellbeing.

When he's not working, Matt enjoys cooking, savoring good food, and spending quality time with his large and close-knit family. With a deep love for his daughters, Matt continues to embrace life’s present moments while advocating for a stronger, more connected Cleveland.