Mark Osborne spent nearly 30 years climbing the corporate ladder through manufacturing, marketing, and banking before walking away to start his own firm. He got frustrated that the system wasn't built to help clients sustainably, so he left to do it differently.
I started off fairly young. I was 12 years old when I had my first real job. Okay. And 13 when I tried to start my first real company, which failed miserably, but I was 13 years old. My actual real working background is 6 years in manufacturing. Okay. Back in those days, 6 years in marketing before I was recruited by a bank president to become a banker. And I worked in both commercial, traditional, and non-traditional banking. Till the point that I became frustrated with the system. That's when I left, which was almost 30 years ago now, to start my own firm. And the whole reason we started this was to make a sustainable difference with clients where I couldn't do that in the corporate world as I viewed it then.
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