Marc brings 15 years’ experience shaping investment strategies, programs/policies, and coalitions to advance economic opportunity and inclusive governance. A regular public speaker in these areas, his work features in leading media and journals.
As Shared Prosperity sector lead at Camber, Marc has scaled a diverse portfolio of work in economic security, income/wealth mobility, economic planning, and civic/democratic inclusion. His field-building footprint includes a range of flagship research and data tools, new/pooled funds, place-based alliances, capital mobilization efforts, and technical assistance programs, alongside direct advisory work to eminent global and local organizations. In parallel, Marc steers Camber’s strategy on AI for field impact, including new data tools and tech solutions to support decision-making in the public interest. He is happiest when visioning, building, and challenging assumptions.
Previously, Marc pled international public policy and investment disputes as an attorney at global law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, and supported the founding team of an investment fund expanding access to justice.
He earned a BS in International Relations with a concentration in Political Economy from the London School of Economics before completing law school. Based in California, he is a native speaker of English/French and fluent in Spanish.
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