Leadership Team
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Dan Marsh
Managing Partner
Dan has spent 26 years finding innovative and creative ways for clients to become more competitive. He’s acted in sales and marketing leadership roles for a variety of high tech companies, and has served on the Board of Advisors for the University of Washington’s Cloud Transition Strategies & Management course. His career started with technology and eCommerce firms as the Internet was just emerging, including being an early hire at datacenter hosting pioneer Exodus Communications. He spent eight years with Savvis enabling strategic cloud hosting services for enterprise clients. In his time away from technology, he collaborated with Reggie Watts to launch nonLinear, an independent record label and music production company. As a native of the Northwest, he and his wife and their two children are all outdoor enthusiasts. He has a BA in Marketing and minor in Psychology from the University of Puget Sound.
Scott Maurice
Managing Partner
A native New Yorker with a 21-year career in technology on the heels of a career in finance as a securities broker/dealer, Scott has a 360° view of the challenges in today’s IT marketplace. As a network engineer building large and complex financial, service provider, and Department of Defense networks, he has an evaluative, problem-solving eye. Coupled with IT management, consulting, leadership, technology sales, and financial expertise, Scott is uniquely positioned to provide salient answers for today’s tough IT challenges. He has held positions at Microsoft, Moss-Adams, and Savvis, among others. Avail Partners is his third successful venture (Maurice Enterprise Group and RMTP pre-date Avail), and he is excited to lead clients to creative solutions that make sense for their businesses. He studied mathematics at Cornell University.
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