Justin Hsu

Justin Hsu is the CEO and Founder of MarcoPolo Learning, an award-winning edtech company focused on early learners.1 He has been in this role since January 2013, based in London, United Kingdom. MarcoPolo Learning produces broadcast-grade interactive STEAM and English Language Learning supplemental curricula for both home learning and schools. Under Justin's leadership, the company has raised over $32 million in capital.1

Professional Background

Before founding MarcoPolo Learning, Justin had a diverse career spanning finance, entertainment, and technology:

• Finance: He worked as a Vice President and Relationship Manager at Credit Suisse from 2010 to 2012, advising ultra-high-net-worth technology entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, professional athletes, and family offices.1

• Entertainment: Justin founded and managed 10 Music Entertainment Ltd. from 2003 to 2009, an artist management firm in London.1

• Technology and Entrepreneurship: He co-founded PMG Securities Corporation in 1989, a national broker-dealer and asset manager specializing in the 403(b) retirement market. The company was successfully sold to Zurich Financial in 2000.1

Education and Achievements

Justin Hsu holds a BS with a dual major in Finance and Marketing from Syracuse University's Martin J. Whitman School of Management.1 During his college years, he co-authored "Campus Gold Mine," a guide for college entrepreneurs published in 1987 by Scott, Foresmans & Co. (Time Inc).1

In recognition of his work in educational technology, Justin was nominated for an Emmy Award in October 2019.1

Additional Roles

Throughout his career, Justin has taken on various advisory and board member positions, including:

• Private Placement Advisor at LWPartners (2014-2016)
• Member of the Board of Directors at Institute of Play (2014-2015)
• Advisor for ALOHA.com (2012-2015)

These roles demonstrate his continued involvement in education, technology, and entrepreneurship beyond his primary position at MarcoPolo Learning.