Mark Broadbent

Mark Broadbent is a highly educated individual with a diverse background in law, business, and history.

He holds a Doctor of Law (J.D.) degree with a focus on Corporate/Securities Law from Brigham Young University—J. Reuben Clark Law School.

In addition to his legal background, Mark also pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance from Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business.

His academic journey includes a BA in History with a minor in Business Management, also from Brigham Young University.

Throughout his career, Mark has held various significant positions in different organizations, showcasing his expertise and versatility.

Currently, he serves as the Vice President at Banner Ventures, leveraging his skills and experience in a leadership role.

Previously, Mark held the position of Board Observer at Zerorez, Inc., broadening his insights and knowledge in corporate governance.

Mark's legal acumen was honed during his time as a Partner at Ainge, Broadbent & Callister PLLC, and an Associate at Kunzler Bean & Adamson, PC.

He also gained valuable experience as a Corporate Associate at Jones Waldo, further solidifying his foundation in corporate law.

Mark's professional journey extends beyond the legal field, as evidenced by his diverse roles and responsibilities.

His involvement as an Intern at Fifth Partners and a Summer Associate at Jones Waldo demonstrates his commitment to gaining practical experience.

Moreover, Mark's strategic mindset and financial expertise were sharpened during his tenure as Managing Director at BYU Cougar Capital.

He also delved into corporate strategy and finance at Ford Motor Company and held the position of International Strategy Manager at Scentsy, Inc.'s Corporate Office.

Mark's global outlook and business acumen were further enhanced through his roles as an International Business Strategist and International Strategy Intern at Scentsy, Inc.

His multifaceted background includes a stint as a Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellow at the U.S. Department of Education, highlighting his dedication to continual learning and growth.

Mark's teaching capabilities were showcased during his time as a Polish Language Missionary Instructor at the Missionary Training Center.

Furthermore, his research skills were demonstrated as a Research Assistant to Professor Richard Neitzel Holzapfel, underscoring his academic curiosity and intellectual pursuits.