Mark Morter

Mark Morter has a solid work experience in various sales and management roles. Mark is currently working as the Vice President of Sales at Questco Companies, where they are responsible for the national PEO sales growth. Prior to this, they worked as the National Sales Director at Questco Companies, where they focused on strategic HR, Fortune 500 benefits, and risk mitigation for small to medium-sized businesses.

Before joining Questco Companies, Mark worked at Oasis, A Paychex Company as part of their sales team, providing outsourced professional services in HR, payroll, benefits management, and risk management. Mark also worked at Lifetouch as an Area Sales Manager, where they served as the professional photography choice for schools and families.

Mark has a long tenure with Insperity, where they held various roles including Regional Manager, District Sales Manager, and Business Performance Advisor. In these roles, they managed a large sales team, provided leadership and direction, and achieved sales targets. Additionally, they won the Rookie District Manager of the Year award in 2009.

Earlier in their career, Mark worked at McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. as a sales counselor, achieving record-breaking sales performance. Mark also worked at Boise Cascade Office Products as an Outside Sales Representative, where they launched a new line of computer-related products.

Mark started their career at Rentsys as a Sales Manager and later promoted to build and lead a successful sales team. Mark also worked at GSL Management as a Property Manager, where they consistently ranked as the top leasing agent and was promoted to Assistant Property Manager and eventually Property Manager of a Class A apartment community.

Mark Morter attended McCullough High School from 1986 to 1990. Mark earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications in Human Relations from Texas Christian University, where they studied from 1990 to 1994. Later, in 2012, Mark obtained certification as a Business Performance Advisor from the University of Houston.