Jack Marmorstein
Throughout his career, Jack Marmorstein has had one foot in the fast-paced dynamism of the technology industry and the other in systems psychodynamics organizational work.
In multiple c-level roles, he’s found paths to sustainable growth that prioritize humanistic organizations and social good. He’s worked from startup to IPO, in roles that spanned organizational divisions, including in R & D and Sales and Marketing. As an innovator, he has seven patents and prototyped a product that would go on to over a billion dollars in sales. In client-facing roles, he’s brought products to market on five continents.
Alongside his business roles, Jack has pursued a clinical degree in counseling psychology and coach training. He served on the Board of the A. K. Rice Institute for the Study of Social Systems for ten years, culminating in his presidency from 2018-2020. His research interests include the psychodynamics of remote work and the organizational implications of the technology platforms that mediate our collaboration.
Jack especially enjoys working with start-ups and in the education and technology sector. He’s coached founders and sales leaders, served on the boards of start-ups and non-profits, and helped organizations identify who they are and align around a shared mission.
He has published in scholarly journals as well as popular outlets (including Slate.com, Salon.com, NPR.org), and he’s been an invited to speak at the Tavistock Institute (London), Jiaotong University (Beijing), and the Institute for Psychodynamic Coaching (Moscow). What he hasn’t learned about high performance from business and psychology, he’s learned from racing bikes, marathons, ultramarathons, and Ironman triathlons.