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Host-driven execution of applications on modern GPU-accelerated systems suffer from frequent host-device synchronizations, data movement and limited flexibility in scheduling user tasks. We present CharminG, a runtime system designed to run entirely on the GPU without any interaction with the host. CharminG takes inspiration from the Charm++ parallel programming system and implements processor virtualization and message-driven execution on the GPU. We evaluate the composability and preliminary performance of CharminG with a proxy application that performs the Jacobi iterative method in a two-dimensional grid, using the Lassen supercomputer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.