Marc Sobil is a seasoned entrepreneur with 35 years of experience, combining consulting with a top tier management consulting firm as well as operating and managing all aspects of a consumer products company. He has hands on experience managing all functions for an online wholesale and retail distribution company, including evaluating product lines, optimizing operations, sales, finance and budgeting pay-per-click and online marketing. He has managed all financial operations for the company and is an experienced QuickBooks desktop and online user as well as Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets and other spreadsheet programs. He has also managed all financials for a non-profit organization since 2015.
Sample engagements as an independent management and business strategies consultant have included implementing a business start up for a new online retailer, writing business plans for financing, developing business strategies, and researching and implementing sales and marketing plans. Client industries have included consumer products, wholesale, retail, e-Commerce and more. Marc was previously a consultant with Bain & Company and executed projects for Fortune 500 companies. He has a JD/MBA degree from Stanford and a AB in Economics from Harvard.
Marc is a die-hard Boston sports fan and avid poker player.
Finally, since you can never hide from your past. here's a little historical info from 1977 from the Harvard Crimson:
Sample engagements as an independent management and business strategies consultant have included implementing a business start up for a new online retailer, writing business plans for financing, developing business strategies, and researching and implementing sales and marketing plans. Client industries have included consumer products, wholesale, retail, e-Commerce and more. Marc was previously a consultant with Bain & Company and executed projects for Fortune 500 companies. He has a JD/MBA degree from Stanford and a AB in Economics from Harvard.
Marc is a die-hard Boston sports fan and avid poker player.
Finally, since you can never hide from your past. here's a little historical info from 1977 from the Harvard Crimson:
Fourth Floor Fall Leaves Student 'Fair'
A freshman who fell from a fourth story Holworthy fire escape Sunday night is now in "fair condition" at Cambridge City Hospital, a hospital spokesman said yesterday.
After the accident, Marc J. Sobil '80 underwent an operation to remove a ruptured spleen. He also suffered severe cuts and bruises and bled internally, Sobil's friends said yesterday.
Sobil and his roommate were trying to reach the next room through the fire escape when Sobil stepped through a two foot gap in the gridding, bounced off the other two fire escapes and landed in a snowbank, eyewitnesses said.
Holworthy proctor Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld '76 said yesterday he heard noises on the fire escape and looked out the window in time to see Sobil fall.
Sonnenfeld ran down to tend Sobil while several students dashed to notify the police, who in turn sent for the Cambridge Fire Rescue Squad, he said.
Keith B. Russell '80, one of the first students to reach Sobil, said yesterday Sobil was "coherent and conscious, although obviously in shock."
Sonnenfeld, who waited at the hospital overnight with Sobil's parents, praised the police and fire departments for their "efficient and thoughtful help."
He added that he was grateful that Sobil had suffered no vertebrae damage. Doctors permitted Sobil to receive visitors yesterday.
Sobil's fall is not an isolated incident; last year another freshman fell from a Gray's fire escape. The Freshman Dean's Office yesterday posted a notice in all freshman dormitories warning students to stay off fire escapes and instructing the Harvard Police to enforce this regulation
After the accident, Marc J. Sobil '80 underwent an operation to remove a ruptured spleen. He also suffered severe cuts and bruises and bled internally, Sobil's friends said yesterday.
Sobil and his roommate were trying to reach the next room through the fire escape when Sobil stepped through a two foot gap in the gridding, bounced off the other two fire escapes and landed in a snowbank, eyewitnesses said.
Holworthy proctor Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld '76 said yesterday he heard noises on the fire escape and looked out the window in time to see Sobil fall.
Sonnenfeld ran down to tend Sobil while several students dashed to notify the police, who in turn sent for the Cambridge Fire Rescue Squad, he said.
Keith B. Russell '80, one of the first students to reach Sobil, said yesterday Sobil was "coherent and conscious, although obviously in shock."
Sonnenfeld, who waited at the hospital overnight with Sobil's parents, praised the police and fire departments for their "efficient and thoughtful help."
He added that he was grateful that Sobil had suffered no vertebrae damage. Doctors permitted Sobil to receive visitors yesterday.
Sobil's fall is not an isolated incident; last year another freshman fell from a Gray's fire escape. The Freshman Dean's Office yesterday posted a notice in all freshman dormitories warning students to stay off fire escapes and instructing the Harvard Police to enforce this regulation
