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I didn't mean to start an ad agency in 2002, but proud of how it turned out. I made it by the skin of my teeth into the AAF's Advertising Hall of Achievement ('15), and was named one of the 100 people \'Making Advertising Great\' by the 4A's. I'm passionate about the intersection of media, content & technology, and I live for working with great people. I'm driven to build great companies and make the world a better place. Now, I'm trying to harness the collective power of business and culture to make positive impacts in the world with my amazing team at Kindred. I've been named a \'Media Maven\' by Advertising Age, a \'Young One\' by Adweek, one of Campaign Magazine's \'40 over 40\', one of Business Insider's \'coolest people in tech\', \'Best CEO on Social Media\' by the Shorty Awards, and \'annoying\' by my kids.

Mark has held multiple leadership positions across the company, including nine years as an Executive Director of WPP plc. For 12 years, as Head of Strategy and then CEO of WPP Digital, he was responsible for the company’s digital development, including the move into technology through the acquisition of 24/7 Real Media, the creation of digital network POSSIBLE and the launch of Stream, WPP’s celebrated “unconference”. In 2015, he was appointed Global CEO of Wunderman, where he transformed the network into one of the world’s leading customer-focused digital agencies. Wunderman is among WPP’s largest businesses, with more than 10,000 people in 200 offices across 70 countries and clients including Microsoft, Dell, Shell, BT and Adidas. In April 2018 he was named joint Chief Operating Officer of WPP, with responsibility for clients, operating companies and people. Earlier in his career, Mark co-founded and developed internet start-up WebRewards. He also specialised in the media and marketing industries as a principal at consultancy Booz Allen & Hamilton, having started his career at the WPP parent company working on corporate development. Mark has an MBA from INSEAD and an Economics degree from Trinity College, Cambridge University, and was a Henry Fellow at Harvard University. He is the Chairman of the Natural History Museum Digital Council. Wired magazine ranked him as one of the Top 25 Digital Influencers in Europe in 2014 and he was named The Drum’s Digital Individual of the Year in 2015 and 2017. He lives in London with his wife and two children.