Mark Renshaw

Mark Renshaw is a strategic team leader who drives growth, builds new capabilities, ways of working and culture. Mark goes to work every day with the attitude “we can be better” and find ways to bring the best out of teams and individuals. He believes in the power of a company having a unifying core purpose, identifying what a company stands for, stands against and driving that into product development, distribution, marketing, brand building and most importantly, company culture.

Mark has been in the marketing and advertising business for more than 25 years, starting in Australia at Leo Burnett, before moving to Singapore and eventually Chicago to lead digital marketing in the company's global headquarters.

Mark has worked with three of the ten most valuable B2C and B2B brands in the world—Amazon, Samsung, and McDonald’s—as well as some of the leading marketers globally, including P&G, GM and Symantec. Mark has led teams to develop innovative approaches to digital marketing and e-commerce for technology brands, including fully-integrated, multi-channel Super Bowl programs like Amazon’s first Super Bowl campaign for Alexa. He has also developed pioneering new digital marketing capabilities partnering with the advertising product teams at Google, Facebook and Amazon.

Today, Mark leads multiple brands in SiteMinder's portfolio, focused on hotels of different sizes across all aspects of brand reputation, revenue generation, partner and customer marketing.

Mark holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce (Marketing Major) from Western Sydney University, and is a mentor at the ​​Marketing Academy.

Mark Renshaw is the Chief Marketing Officer at SiteMinder, based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Oceania. With a background in Enterprise Software, Mark Renshaw has a rich history of leadership and innovation.Mark Renshaw studied Bachelor's Degree Commerce, Marketing at University of Western Sydney. Explore their detailed professional journey, key connections, and contributions to the industry on our platform.