Bruce Marsh is a successful Entrepreneur, Executive, and Consultant with powerful leadership, collaboration, and idea generation skills. Over the course of his career, he has worked with hundreds of companies of every imaginable size and type; from start-ups to global brands.
With more than three decades of sales, operational, marketing, and management experience, Bruce has helped businesses become more efficient, better branded, and more strategically focused.
As an entrepreneur who has started five successful businesses, he loves helping other business owners set priorities, develop business plans, create a brand, and find success along the way.
Below are a few highlights of Bruce’s wide-ranging career starting, running, and growing small and large businesses.
Started 5 companies from the ground up;
How do you categorize someone who has an Executive MBA, a Bachelor’s degree as a Fine Artist, and a Diploma for Computer Systems Analysis, Design, and Programming?
Helped five companies establish a business presence outside of the U.S.; UK, Japan, China, South Korea, and Italy. Plus, companies like Reebok, Porsche, Jeep, and Rosetta Stone have relied on him to build international websites and advertising campaigns.
Bruce’s furniture design and manufacturing business was featured in the NY Times and other publications. Little Sparrow and BlackBox, his restaurants, won many awards and competed on Bravo TV’s show “Best New Restaurant” as one of the 16 best new restaurants in the US.
While working with an Ed-Tech Startup, Bruce and his team successfully lobbied the U.S. government for appropriations to fund language learning education for the military
Helped a new ocean-centric museum and educational space in Europe get funding
Actively fundraise for several non-profits
Of course, they do. Bruce has held a variety of positions throughout his career, including; President, CEO, Executive Creative Director, Director of Strategy, V.P. Digital Strategy and Managing Director. And, as an entrepreneur, he’s gotten his hands dirty in every position you can imagine.
Now an independent consultant, he’s worked with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and EY, two of the most prestigious Management Consulting firms anywhere.
