Marc grew up in the northwest suburb of Chicago known as Buffalo Grove, IL. He went on to attend Loyola University Chicago, majoring in Business Administration and Marketing as well as running on the cross country and track teams. Upon graduation in 1991, he worked in sales for 5 years until he returned to his alma mater as the Head Women’s Cross Country coach, and thus began his 24 year coaching career. Continuing his head coaching position at Loyola for 10 years, Marc followed with four-year head coaching stints at both Wichita State and Bradley. He finally landed at Mizzou where he would finish out the last 8 years of his coaching journey. Over the course of his career, Marc has coached 85 conference champions, 37 NCAA Championship qualifiers, 31 All-Region finishers, 15 All-Americans, seven conference team champions, six National Champions, six conference runner of the year honorees, two Honda Sports Woman of the Year Award winners and an Olympian. Not to mention his athletes have set 23 school records, four collegiate Top-10 marks and one collegiate record. Once Mizzou purchased a Boost Treadmill, Marc immediately became a believer after he saw how it impacted his athletes. Marc’s favorite thing about Boost is the vision from the team and partners, and that he gets to continue to nurture all the relationships he’s built in coaching over the years. When he is not working, Marc enjoys following his four boys around in their athletic endeavors including corn hole, golf, or any kind of card game.