Dallas entrepreneur Craig Lewis is capitalizing on a year of change to rethink pay and benefits for gig workers
At its core, Gig Wage is a platform for employers to pay their contract, freelance and independent workers instantaneously and provide wrap-around financial services.
Dallas native Craig Lewis founded Gig Wage in 2014 as an all-in-one payroll solution for independent contractors working in the so-called Gig Economy.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer)
When it comes to modern payroll services, Craig J. Lewis believes he’s seen it all.
The 39-year-old Dallas native started working at payroll giant ADP in 2008, shortly before it rolled out its first cloud-based product. Lewis helped sell $10 million worth of payments software before he even thought of going out on his own
Published: December 17th, 2020
Craig J. Lewis sees a missed opportunity by venture capitalists to invest in African American startups.
Welcome to Behind the Buyouts, The Deal’s podcast where we sit down with leading private markets investors players and drill down into their buyout, growth equity and venture capital deals.
For our latest episode we’re joined by Craig J. Lewis, CEO and founder of Dallas-based Gig Wage Inc.
Lewis traced his career arc from a pro basketball player in Europe to launching a sports marketing business, moving into sales and even writing a business book before launching his company.