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Mark Burrell

Trailblazer · DISC type ID
Director of Experience Design and Research at Executive Office of Technology Services and Security
📍 United States

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Experience
10 Years
Current Role
Director of Experience Design and Research
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
United States
Personality Overview

How Mark shows up

Assertive
Friendly But Fast
Values Relationships

They are not against taking risks and can make tough decisions when required.
 They are charming and can persuade others to support their decisions. A combination of speed and relationship gets the best response from them.

Priorities

Topics Mark cares about

Strategic Priorities
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Career

Work history

4-2024
Director of Experience Design and Research
Executive Office of Technology Services and Security
8-2014 - 4-2024
Discovery & Innovation Leader, Consultant, & Practitioner
Design for Discovery, LLC
2-2021 - 5-2023
VP of Experience Design & Research
Aledade, Inc.
8-2019 - 2-2021
Senior Director, Experience Design
Foundation Medicine
12-2015 - 8-2019
Design Director, IBM Watson Health
IBM
In the press

Media appearances

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Education
Ph.D.
Penn State University
BA
SUNY at Binghamton (Harpur College)
Social presence
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Behavioral profile

DISC profile (public)

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Influence (I)

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