Mark Vincent
By Applied Change
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Mark is the driving force behind Applied Change. His interest in change, behavioural psychology and overcoming change resistance was sparked by his experience supporting the major music labels during a period of unprecedented market disruption from 2001 onwards. Today the whole industry and many others are almost unrecognisable from just 20 years ago.
During that period Mark has been instrumental in the delivery of a wide range of change programmes and projects, spanning many different countries, often in highly resistant and politically charged situations.
When Mark isn’t leading the Applied Change team you’ll find him behind the decks as a Hard House DJ; he remains a staunch fan of Radio 1 and new music in general, at the bemusement of most of his peers and colleagues.
For more information, click below to see Mark’s LinkedIn profile.
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