Mark Dzenick

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Mark R. Dzenick (born January 20, 1961) is chairman and chief executive officer of the Olympic Spirit Group, officially licensed by the International Olympic Committee to design, develop and manage Olympic-themed entertainment and education centers around the world.

He is a former marketing manager, business development of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), assisting former IOC vice-president Dick Pound and former IOC marketing director Michael Payne in the negotiation and management of television, sponsorship and other revenue-generating activities of the Olympic Movement, as well as with the marketing plans and programs of Olympic Games Organizing Committees.

Prior to joining the International Olympic Committee, he practised law with Bennett Jones, a major Canadian firm based in Calgary.

He lives with his wife Monica and three young girls near Geneva, Switzerland.

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