Mark Henning

Mark Henning has a wealth of experience in various leadership roles and industries. Mark most recently served as Executive Vice President at Heniff Transportation Systems, where they successfully integrated acquisitions and improved infrastructure to facilitate the company's growth and generate significant savings. Mark also oversaw shared services teams and implemented changes that reduced costs, increased revenue, and decreased turnover.

Prior to this, Mark worked at Guggenheim Partners, where they held multiple roles. As Managing Director and Head of Portfolio Services, they directed global operations for a portfolio worth over $300 billion. Mark implemented a new operating model that improved controls and increased the volume of portfolios serviced. Additionally, Mark served as a Corporate Development professional, leading strategic initiatives and playing a key role in the company's growth from $15 billion to $300 billion in assets under management. Mark also spearheaded the successful launch of a private equity investment company.

Before their time at Guggenheim Partners, Mark worked as a Management Consultant, specializing in financial services businesses. Mark successfully guided various strategic projects, M&A due diligence, acquisition integration, and contract negotiations. Mark also played a pivotal role in implementing critical software infrastructure to support the growth of these businesses.

Early in their career, Mark held roles at Divine, Inc and Beloit Corporation, where they provided management and consulting services to start-ups and served as a Project Manager, respectively. Mark began their professional journey at Accenture, where they worked as a Manager.

Overall, Mark Henning boasts a successful and diverse career, with expertise in integration, operations management, strategic initiatives, and consulting.

Mark Henning has a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Mark also holds an MBA in Marketing and Management & Strategy from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management.