About me
Hey, I'm Marc. I've spent over a decade driving digital and interactive experiences for some major players, like Mozilla and the BBC. I'm all about strategising, operationalising, and transforming events and content to supercharge engagement. One of my career highlights? Leading the transition of the Mozilla Festival to an online format, which quadrupled the audience turnout.
I've worked with big names, managed teams responsible for events with in-person audiences ranging from 50 to 100,000 people, and up to a billion viewers digitally. I've got experience with both domestic and international logistics and production, and I've brought events to life at the UK's largest venues, including the O2 and Wembley Stadium.
When I'm not making waves in the digital world, you can find me geeking out over the latest gaming tech or exploring the evolving world of Esports. I'm a passionate gamer, a tech enthusiast, and an aspiring streamer, constantly learning and looking out for the next big thing in digital engagement.
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Positions
Senior Digital Producer
My focus is on developing, managing, and implementing a central technical infrastructure that serves as the digital home for global access to the virtual event with 10,000+ attendees, ensuring the platforms we use are as accessible as possible for everyone, worldwide.
By continually planning, developing and implementing data-driven analyses, I surface new opportunities to improve MozFest and the user experience of the festival. Providing leadership around our community research strategy and oversight for best practice methods and tools that enable strategic insight into customer segments, trends, needs, and expectations. All this while ensuring all platforms ascribe to Mozilla's lean data practices as well as privacy and security policies.
Digital Producer
My role focused on assessing, implementing and maintaining platforms that facilitate, engage and activate the Festival community with the festival program, their communities, and the broader Internet Health movement. Through building platforms in an accessible way the virtual event was truly open to the global MozFest community, resulting in a growth in audiences from non US and European regions in excess of 2000%.