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Marc Frsa

Connecting the dots between Experience, Product, Brand and Market – positioning organizations for sustainable growth.

Marc Shillum is a Business Executive and the Chief Experience Officer of Transportation and Logistics company Matternet. He is a recipient of the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer award and serves on advisory boards of various organizations involved in technology, sustainability, and security.

With a background in design and art direction, Marc has played key roles in building start-ups and scaling multinational corporations, collectively valued at over $14 billion. He has expertise in product-market fit, business development, international expansion, talent acquisition, and monetization.

Marc is an international consolidation and market expansion expert, having been involved in launching businesses in new markets and expanding existing brands globally. He has operated in executive roles across US, EMEA, and Global territories.

As the author of 'Brands as Patterns,' Marc has contributed significantly to coherent brand building in the digital age. He focuses on nurturing diverse, cross-functional teams to innovate and tackle complex challenges effectively.

Marc's educational background includes studies at the Royal College of Art, Cranbrook Academy of Art, and Middlesex University, where he specialized in design, art direction, and graphic design.

Throughout his career, Marc has held various leadership positions at prominent organizations such as Yohana, GLASS, Chief Creative Office LLC, Condé Nast, RH, and eBay. He has also been involved in creative roles at advertising agencies like Wieden + Kennedy, BBH London, and Goodby Silverstein & Partners.

With a strong foundation in design, business acumen, and a track record of successful ventures, Marc Shillum continues to make notable contributions to the business and technology landscape.

Highlights

Sep 10 · linkedin

Many people are struggling, we need to do better.

The amount of very well known designers, agencies, product specialists and engineers that I've personally introduced to new roles, projects, relationships, new business, speaking and PR is probably the work I'm most proud of, it reflects the help I recieved on my journey.

But the price of this was that they offer the same help to others who are struggling.

#youknowwhoyouare #helpisneeded #roles #talent #network #responsibilities

Aug 22 · linkedin

Five years is a long time to wait to share work — especially when it didn't run. But today Stitch Fix launched a new brand identity that borrowed subtly from the insights and observations of a team of brilliant people that I was lucky to get to work with. The identity that launched however isn't the work that we created together and overlooks some of the more powerful observations.

I share only to underline that the importance of timing and understanding the speed of transformation is key to launching great work — I wish the current Stitch Fix team all the best with their growth but do lament the decision not to run the astounding work created by Greg Johnson, Aaron Brown, Madi Barbier, Morgan Sterns, Patrick Nelson, Ntropic and Michael Russoff under the thoughtful leadership of Deirdre Findlay.

It was next level.

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San Francisco, California, United States