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Mark Essex

I help prepare the next generation of Family Business Leaders

Mark Essex is a disruptive thinker and business expert who serves as the Course Director for KPMG's Family Business Leadership Academy in the UK.36 With extensive experience in public policy and skills development, Essex has held several key positions at KPMG, including director of public policy for five years and director of skills.16

In his current role, Essex focuses on preparing the next generation of family business leaders, helping them navigate challenges unique to family-owned enterprises.5 He assesses how policy and global megatrends affect the demand and supply of skills, assisting businesses, places, and governments in developing strategies to address future skills gaps.1

Essex is known for his innovative approach to problem-solving and policy development. He edited KPMG's "Reimagine Public Policy" programme, contributing ideas on various social and economic issues.6 As an experienced writer, thinker, and keynote speaker, Essex is frequently involved in live broadcast panels and presentations.4

Prior to his work at KPMG, Essex had a notable entrepreneurial journey. He founded Methasoft, a company that developed software solutions for methadone clinics, which later evolved into part of a larger suite of products known as Netalytics.2 His experience in growing this business from a small startup to a significant market player informs his current work in guiding family businesses through leadership transitions and strategic growth.2

Highlights

Mar 8 · Financial Times
My phone was controlling me, so I went on a digital diet - Financial Times
Mar 7 · Financial Times
My phone was controlling me, so I went on a digital diet - Financial Times

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London Area, United Kingdom