Hello there! 👋🏼

I'm Mark, a Product Manager in Washington, D.C.

Proudly a Columbus-born extroverted introvert, with experience leading creative consensus through visual thinking, people research, and product strategy. 

I’m currently a Product Manager at Ad Hoc LLC where we deliver government digital services which empower our communities to fulfill their needs, easily!

Thanks for checking out my passions and journey. Enjoy 🤜🏼🤛🏼  

Resume
"You've been amazing to work with and am grateful for the opportunity. I've never worked with a "real" PM before but you have set the standard by which I will judge all others. I hope our paths cross again."
Matt Stringer
Matt StringerPrincipal Consultant
“Mark has consistently taken on challenges to build relationships with the business...he has shown the qualities of Customer Focus, Execution, and Team work while fulfilling the challenges.”
Freddie MacDevelopment Manager
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Most proud of

An elevated transaction management service for real estate agents
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Code-Free Developer in the house! I utilized WordPress, Zapier, Typeform, and Airtable to build a cross-functional web-app.

Applied my W2-life skillsets to elicit requirements and define opportunities to streamline accessibility to critical information for various personas. 

By channelling my Mother’s Graphic Design instincts, I designed the landing page and client dashboard interface. 

I built a team of link-minded individuals, defined what success looks like, and influenced others to join the journey to combat sexual assault on college campuses. 

Led focus groups and interviews with high-ranking campus administration, students, and community organizers to fully understand and validate actNOW’s value proposition.   

Designed a trauma-informed mobile-first interface for survivors and data-driven dashboard for campus administrators. 

Web-based platform to find supportive resources and ease reporting.
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I enjoy collaborating with talented teams trying to solve big problems.
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