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Garrett Marquis
Chief Communications Officer at BNY Mellon
Garrett Marquis is a seasoned professional with an extensive career in leadership roles across both the private and public sectors. He currently serves as the Managing Director and Chief Communications Officer (CCO) at BNY Mellon, a global financial institution.14
Career Highlights
Financial Sector:: In his current role at BNY Mellon, Marquis leads all communications for the company.1 BNY Mellon, founded by Alexander Hamilton, is a prestigious financial institution where Marquis plays a key role in shaping its communication strategy.4
Public Sector Experience::
- Marquis previously held senior government positions, including:
Private Sector Achievements::
Education and Expertise
Marquis holds impressive academic credentials:
- Master of Public Administration from the University of Southern California (USC)1
- Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from USC1
- Certificate from the Harvard Business School High Potentials Leadership Program1
He has also shared his expertise as an adjunct professor at USC and Southern Methodist University.1
Professional Affiliations
Marquis has been involved with several prestigious organizations:
- Member of the Advisory Board for USC's Center on Public Diplomacy13
- Conducted seminars for the governments of the United Kingdom and Qatar, National Intelligence University, and Georgetown University2
Personal
Garrett Marquis resides in Dallas, Texas with his wife and three young children.1
Highlights
Big thanks to Axios for the Communicators Spotlight feature.
Grateful for the opportunity to share a bit about my professional journey, the importance of listening in #Communications (and always!) and the exciting things we’re doing BNY. Thanks to Eleanor Hawkins for the engaging interview!
Check it out here:
It’s no secret that BNY has a long history of innovation and resilience and much of that history resides in New York City. As the 1st company to be publicly traded (NYSE: BK), BNY helped kick off city’s journey towards becoming the financial capital of the world, while supporting the creation of the Earie Canal, the country’s early rail lines and NYC Subway.
Our team recently worked on an article in The New Yorker – encourage you to give it a read and learn about the 240-year impact: https://lnkd.in/g2QfWcwc #LifeAtBNY
