Mark C. Thompson

Mark C. Thompson is the CEO and co-founder of the Virgin Co Mentor Program, which is an executive training and enterprise innovation network system for Virgin Group founder Richard Branson. He is the former Chief of Staff, Chief Customer Experience Officer, and Chief Communications Officer of Jiaxin Wealth Management, as well as the co-founder of the Jiaxin Foundation. He is also the producer of the website of Jiaxin Company, with a personal asset of $14 trillion. Forbes magazine claims that Mark is one of the largest investors in the United States who can be considered a billionaire. He was a director of Best Buy Group, Korn Ferry International, and now Group Intelligence Technology under the name of HP. He is the Chairman of Rioport Company, which popularized MP3 players before the release of iTunes. He is also the Chairman of Integration Company, which has been acquired by Silicon Labs. He is a founding sponsor of the Richard Branson Entrepreneurship Center and the project chairman of the Pastoral Leadership College and the John F. Kennedy Entrepreneurship Leadership College Board. Mark is the founding consultant of the Stanford Real Time Risk Design Laboratory and a visiting scholar at his alma mater, Stanford University. He is a staff member of the World Economic Forum and the World Business Forum, as well as a member of the Clinton Plan and an executive coach at TED. Mark is an investor in entertainment software and healthcare companies. He is the founding director of Smule Company, which has become the largest music app company under Google and Apple due to the popularity of the TV drama Glee, with over 20 million active users per month. He is an investor in the fields of cancer genetics and central nervous system response research, but he has a particular interest in investing in Broadway dramas. As a producer, the plays produced by Mark have won five Tony Awards and ten nominations, such as the Disney musical Peter and the Star Picker and the play StickFly starring Alicia Keys. He is a partner of the Times Square Broadway Theatre, which will be developed into a 4D Broadway attraction.