Jack Marr, Ph.D. is a versatile leader, educator, and scholar with extensive experience in public policy, education, and business development. Dr. Marr holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy from Boise State University, where he also served as a Global Projects Director and Clinical Associate Professor of Management.

Dr. Marr's contributions in the field of education are notable, from founding Experiential Learning in Education to serving as a Visiting Fellow and Adjunct Professor of Management at City University of Hong Kong, as well as being a Senior Lecturer at Kellogg School of Management. His expertise in business development stems from his roles as Founding Advising Director and Adjunct Professor at the Stern School of Business at New York University and as Consulting Business Development Director at Missouri Japan/China Office.

Dr. Marr's diverse background includes serving as a former Marketing Specialist at the US Agricultural Trade Office in Shanghai, a Business Analyst at Richina Capital Partners, and as an associate at McKinsey and Company. He has also contributed to the Economist Intelligence Unit and taught at Webster MBA and CIEE Council on International Educational Exchange.

With his extensive academic and professional background, Dr. Marr applies his skills to make a significant impact across different continents and fields.