Mark Jordan

Mark Jordan has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. In their most recent position as Director of Sales at tiptap, they are responsible for leading the Direct Sales portfolio and growing sales with enterprise and SMB clients. Prior to this, they served as the North American Solutions Lead at tiptap, where they worked with charities, non-profits, and companies with CSR programs to increase their fundraising and impact. Mark also has experience in the education sector, working as an instructor at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies and as a professor/mentor at George Brown College. Mark has also founded their own consultancy, Mark Jordan Consulting, where they help companies and organizations achieve growth and impact. In addition, Mark has held leadership positions at tiptap Foundation, Kids Help Phone, SickKids Foundation, Publicis Canada, and MDC Partners, where they led various marketing and digital strategy initiatives. During a career transition period, they focused on personal and professional growth, including public speaking and joining a board of directors. Overall, Mark brings a wealth of experience in sales, marketing, teaching, and consulting to their roles.

Mark Jordan has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Ottawa. Mark also completed the Leadership Development Program at the Schulich School of Business - York University in 2016. Prior to that, they obtained their High School Diploma from Glebe Collegiate, where they were recognized as an Ontario Scholar. Additionally, Mark has obtained several certifications, including the Bing Ads Accredited Professional Certification from Microsoft in September 2020, the ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) from LivingWorks in June 2019, the Leadership Development Program from Schulich School of Business - York University in April 2016, the Experience Marketing Certification for Sitecore XP 7.0 from Sitecore in July 2015, and the Twitter Flight School Video Badge from Twitter in March 2020.