David Marshall

David Marshall has an extensive professional background that encompasses various industries and roles. With over twenty years of experience in the software business up to 2005, he later made the transition to full-time writing and publishing, focusing on nonfiction works. He started full-time nonfiction book publishing for Berrett-Koehler Publishers in 2007, building on his prior experience in the field. Additionally, David Marshall is a published author with best-selling family communication self-prompted journals, demonstrating his expertise in digital publishing.

David Marshall holds an MBA from Harvard University, where he specialized in marketing, technology, and international business. His educational background also includes a BA in International Relations and German Literature from San Francisco State University. Throughout his career, he has acquired skills in general management, marketing, and business development.

Having worked in notable organizations such as Chase Manhattan Bank (now JP Morgan Chase), Oracle Corporation, BMW Software, Peachtree Software, and others, David Marshall has held executive positions that have honed his leadership and strategic abilities. He has also been involved in various capacities in companies like Kabira Technologies, JourneyWare Media, and Homestore, contributing to his diverse skill set and industry knowledge.

As the former Vice President of Editorial and Digital at Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc., David Marshall brought his publishing expertise to the forefront, showing his proficiency in the digital publishing realm. Additionally, his past roles as a Co-founder at Marshall Books, VP of Marketing & Corporate Development at Kabira Technologies, and Senior Director of Marketing at Oracle reflect his versatile career journey and strong business acumen.

David Marshall's leadership roles as the President of JourneyWare Media, Director of Strategy & New Business Development at Softlab GmbH & Inc., and Assistant Treasurer at Chase Manhattan Bank underscore his strategic thinking and financial acumen. His experience as Manager of Market Research and Strategy at Dun & Bradstreet Software and as a Community Developer at the Institute of Cultural Affairs highlight his diverse skill set and contributions across different domains.

Throughout his career, David Marshall has been associated with pioneering initiatives and has demonstrated a strong background in digital publishing, marketing, and business development. His family-owned company, Marshall Books, showcases his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to the publishing domain, further solidifying his reputation in the industry.