Strategist.Operator.Builder.
Marc Nassif
I help organizations solve difficult operational problems through structured thinking, analytics, and execution. My background spans heavy industrial operations, McKinsey transformation work, digital portfolio leadership, and building practical AI solutions.
How I work
Strategist
I help turn ambiguity into clear priorities and practical choices. My approach is grounded in data, business economics, pattern recognition, and a long-term perspective, with a bias toward validating assumptions before committing to a path.
Operator
I've worked in remote field operations, inside large-scale McKinsey transformation programs, and more recently through restructuring a digital media portfolio. I understand operating realities, performance routines, and the discipline required to make change stick.
Builder
I turn ideas into practical systems people actually use. That has included dashboards, tools, and workflows used daily by teams, as well as prototypes, home projects, and the occasional LEGO build. AI has made it possible to build and test ideas faster than ever, but I still believe the best solutions are the ones people actually use and continue using over time.
Experience
Business Partner
Valnet, Gaming Portfolio
2025–2026
Portfolio operations, restructuring, performance management, dashboards, content economics, and investment prioritization across gaming media brands.
Implementation Associate
McKinsey & Company
2020–2024
Cross-industry transformation work spanning operating models, performance management, analytics, capability building, and implementation support.
Field Operations & Service Coordination
Schlumberger
2013–2018
Field operations and service coordination across remote oilfield environments, including crew, equipment, materials, and client coordination.
Education
MBA — HEC Montréal
M.Eng. Mining & Materials Engineering — McGill University
B.Eng. Chemical Engineering — McGill University
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