Marc Feigen

Marc Feigen is a renowned advisor and educator specializing in the role of the CEO and its impact on organizations. He is highly regarded for his insights into how high-performing CEOs generate exceptional value, the dynamics of strong corporate governance, and strategies for enterprise transformation to achieve above-market performance.

Feigen Advisors, under Marc's guidance, annually produces the esteemed Feigen Advisors New CEO Report, providing invaluable insights for executives and industry leaders.

Marc Feigen's expertise has been recognized in Fortune Magazine, with Shawn Tully profiling his work in October 2017. He has been lauded as the top advisor in the U.S. for aspiring CEOs and is highly respected in the business community.

As a Visiting Lecturer at the prestigious Cambridge Judge Business School, Marc imparts his knowledge through a course focusing on the 'Art and Science of the High Performing CEO,' enriching future business leaders with practical insights and strategies.

Apart from his advisory role, Marc is an accomplished author, co-writing significant pieces like 'The Boardroom's Quiet Revolution' with Richard Parsons in Harvard Business Review. His contributions also include 'The CEO's Guide to Retirement' and 'Look to Military History for Lessons in Crisis Leadership,' both published in Harvard Business Review.

Education-wise, Marc Feigen boasts a strong academic background, having pursued an MBA from Harvard Business School, an M.Phil. from St. John's College, Cambridge, and a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.

Marc has held key positions in renowned organizations, having served as CEO at Feigen Advisors LLC, Founder at Katzenbach Partners LLC, and as a Consultant at McKinsey & Company, enhancing his diverse experience in the corporate world.