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Marc leads the IACC’s strategic partnerships to build on the IACC’s success in bringing like-minded partners from all sectors to find innovative solutions to combat counterfeiting. He is also responsible for directing enhancements to the IACC’s Online Enforcement Programs to improve their effectiveness and participant experience.

Marc previously served in several leadership positions in government and private industry as the SVP Content Protection with the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and as Nintendo’s Anti-Piracy Counsel for the Americas and Asia/Pacific.

Prior to his private sector experience, Marc worked for the United States Department of Justice for almost 10 years where he held a variety of positions as a federal prosecutor. He served as Assistant Deputy Chief in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section where he managed teams of investigative agents in the prosecution of intellectual property and computer crime offenses including copyright infringement, theft of trade secret, unauthorized computer access and trafficking in counterfeit goods.

Marc also worked as an Assistant United States Attorney assigned to an Organized Crime Task Force and served as Field Division Counsel administering legal advice to management, investigative agents and staff in 49 San Francisco Bay area counties.

Marc began his career as an Assistant District Attorney where he amassed significant trial experience while gaining wide exposure to a multitude of legal issues.