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Marc Broadnax
Retired - Director of Safety, Facilities and Security
Marc Broadnax is an accomplished director with a wealth of management experience in leading safety, compliance, technical, and facilities operations across various industries. Renowned for his ability to manage organizations comprising both union and non-union personnel, Marc has consistently demonstrated an expertise in reducing safety incidents and enhancing compliance with critical regulations set forth by OSHA, FCC, DOT, and EPA. His exceptional leadership and communication skills have enabled him to effectively engage with a large and diverse workforce and customer base, making him a trusted figure in the organizations he has been a part of.
In his professional journey, Marc has amassed considerable experience in budgeting and organizational management, ensuring that operational efficiency remains a priority. His extensive background in supervising teams and overseeing complex projects underscores his ability to navigate the intricacies of technical and operational management while fostering a safe work environment.
Education and Achievements
Marc's educational trajectory highlights a strong foundation in technical and creative disciplines. He pursued studies in Electronics at Oakland Community College, laying the groundwork for his technical acumen. Additionally, he explored the world of media and creativity by studying Television Production at Columbia College of Television and Radio. His passion for technology is further complemented by his studies in Offset Printing at Los Angeles Trade Technical College. These academic pursuits reflect a well-rounded educational background that equips Marc with a unique perspective on problem-solving within technical fields.
Marc's professional achievements are many and varied. His notable roles include serving as the President of AirNautic LLC, where he led operations and set strategic directions for the company. His impressive tenure at Comcast Business culminated in various leadership roles, where he significantly contributed to safety compliance as the Midwest/East Director of Safety Compliance, and later as the Operations Manager covering multiple regions in Michigan. In these capacities, Marc's leadership directly impacted workforce safety and operational compliance, substantially reducing safety incidents while ensuring adherence to industry regulations.
Beyond his contributions to Comcast, Marc was a valued director at the National MS Society, where he championed initiatives that aimed to improve the quality of life for those affected by multiple sclerosis. His involvement with SCTE as Region 7 Director underscores his commitment to promoting safety and compliance within the telecommunications sector. Furthermore, his role as Vice President of the Michigan Chapter of WICT reflects his dedication to fostering diversity and leadership within the industry.
Through these diverse roles, Marc has consistently displayed a passion for empowering others and advocating for safety and compliance in the workplace. His ability to lead with integrity and communication has earned him the respect of both peers and stakeholders alike, making him a celebrated figure in his professional landscape.
Highlights
There is really no reason why anyone should have to suffer with MS. I’ve seen what it does to people first hand. There are a lot of ways I can try to help fight this disease. In 1999, I decided to fight by riding in my first Bike MS event. Since then, I’ve stayed in the fight by riding in a Bike MS event every year, and sometimes multiple rides each year. I will continue to ride until a cure is found, and there is a way to repair the damage MS has caused. I have been watching my wife struggle every day. She is my MS Warrior. Some days and some moments in the day are better than others, but the pain is always there. It’s persistent and it doesn’t ease up. Sometimes the pain is so unbearable that riding a couple of blocks in the car feels unbearable for my wife. That’s why I ride! Cycling has been a passion of mine for several decades now. After teaching spin for 21 years, I retired from Bally’s LA Fitness in 2020. Although I recently retired from Comcast in August, I am still organizing the Comcast Team for Bike MS events. This year, I’m looking forward to participating in 3 to 4 rides, as I attempt to reach a new milestone of participating in 60 Bike MS events. Just as my wife fights MS every day, I plan to keep going! Why should you sponsor me? I want to do something for the people who have already been diagnosed or those who will be facing this diagnosis in the future. I want to do everything that can to prevent more people from learning what it means to live with this disease. Today, there is no cure for multiple sclerosis, and with diagnosis occurring most frequently between the ages of 20 and 50, many individuals face a lifetime filled with unpredictability. From the bottom of my heart, I’m asking for your support! Thank you - together we can make a difference!
David Strahan #Kudos I just wanted to say #ThankYou. Hope all is well David!
