Mitchell Nollman

Mitchell Nollman has a diverse and extensive work experience in various leadership roles. Starting from their earlier roles, they worked as an Inside and Outside Sales representative at Harvest Computer and Computer Sales Associates. Later, they joined GE, where they held various management positions. Mitchell then moved to Polaroid, where they served as a Senior Marketing Manager and Senior Manager of Strategic Planning.

In 1991, Nollman became a Lecturer at Boston University before transitioning to Bose Corporation. At Bose, they held multiple positions, including Group Product Manager, Director of Marketing for the Home Audio division, and Director of Marketing for the Professional Systems division. Mitchell played a significant role in developing global marketing strategies and increasing sales for the company's various product lines.

In 2011, Nollman became the Vice President and General Manager at D&M / Boston Acoustics, where they oversaw the brand's global operations and played a key role in developing new products and expanding market presence. Mitchell then worked as the Vice President of Marketing at BigBelly Solar, a company specializing in intelligent waste and recycling stations.

In 2014, Nollman joined Cambridge Sound Management as the Vice President of Sales, where they led the sales strategy and execution for the private equity business, focusing on global sales expansion and team management.

Currently, Nollman holds the position of Vice President of Sales and Customer Engagement at C.F. Martin & Co, a leading global sales leader and Corporate Officer for the company. Mitchell is responsible for driving sales and customer engagement at a global level.

Mitchell Nollman started their education at the University of Massachusetts Amherst from 1978 to 1982, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Following this, they attended the Questrom School of Business at Boston University in 1990 and 1991, completing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Business Administration and Management, General.