Marc O'Connor

Marc O'Connor has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Marc began their career as the Senior Business Development Manager at Johnson Controls, where they managed important clients such as the 1996 Olympic Games and Home Depot. Marc then founded and served as the President of National Energy Development and Consulting, a company specializing in energy asset optimization. This company was eventually acquired by Veolia Energy. O'Connor also worked at XL TechGroup, where they focused on strategic planning. Marc later joined Team Type 1 as a Member of the Board of Directors, contributing to their mission of raising awareness and support for those affected by diabetes. Marc continued their involvement in the healthcare sector as a Principal and Chief Business Officer at Curant Health, a national healthcare company providing clinical support programs. Marc served on the Board of Governors and Board of Directors at the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, advocating for job growth and economic development in the state. Additionally, O'Connor has been a member of the Editorial Board at Specialty Pharmacy Times, a publication focused on specialty pharmaceuticals and the practice needs of pharmacists. Marc has also served on the Board of Directors for the American Heart Association's Atlanta Heart Ball, a prominent charity event in Atlanta. Overall, O'Connor's work experience showcases their expertise in business development, energy optimization, healthcare management, and advocacy.

Marc O'Connor earned their Bachelor's of Science degree in Industrial Systems Engineering from the University of Florida, which they attended from 1985 to 1990. Marc then pursued a Masters degree in Business Administration from the Georgia State University - J. Mack Robinson College of Business, completing it from 1994 to 1997.