Mark Feeley brings consulting expertise to the courses he leads based on his experience with the following industries: insurance, financial services, media and entertainment, pharmaceutical, city and state government and executive education.

Mr. Feeley is responsible for EBI teams in their delivery of executive education programs and he researches best practices and techniques to ensure the successful design, development and delivery of EBI courses. That research draws upon his consulting background of providing leadership and project management advice for a range of clients.

Mr. Feeley is also responsible for facilitating key IBM annual account planning sessions while working with sales leadership teams throughout IBM.

He is a certified facilitator and administrator for the VIEW creative problem solving and SOQ organizational climate diagnostic instruments. He is also certified as an IBM Professional, Managing Consultant.

Before joining EBI, he was an IBM managing consultant providing technology, business and process consulting services to small, medium and large organizations. That role called for the application of different consulting approaches and methodologies.

Mr. Feeley has successfully completed extensive professional training in the areas of organizational change, strategy and change, innovation, creativity, business process design, facilitation, leadership, engagement management leadership, business contingency assessment and planning, adult education, project management, and custom application systems development.

He earned degrees from the following universities:

• MS, New York University (Graduated with distinction; runner up most outstanding graduate thesis, “Potential Benefits of Adaptability Characteristics on New Product Introductions, Customer Satisfaction, and Financial Measurements” )
• MBA, Pace University (Beta Gamma Sigma Scholar and Omicron Delta Epsilon Scholar)
• BSc, Management, Binghamton University; School of Management

Mr. Feeley is a classically trained musician, artist, and swims over 150 miles a year while actively participating in various nonprofit fund raising events. His other pursuits included serving on the Board of Directors of Search For Change, a major nonprofit mental health organization.