Mark Arnold is an acclaimed speaker, brand expert and strategic planner helping businesses, credit unions and banks achieve their goals with strategic marketing insights and energized training. 

Do Your Employees Own the Place?

A new Greek restaurant opened recently in our neighborhood. As a huge fan a gyros, my lovely wife and I decided to try it. We were one of their first... (more)

Everything Communicates

Everything in your credit union or bank is communicating. While marketing pieces are important, they are just a tiny blip on your branding radar. As Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks,... (more)

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Energizing audiences of all sizes coast-to-coast, Mark is equally at ease speaking to staff, management, senior executives and boards of directors. He provides passion, knowledge and practical insights on a variety of topics:

• Branding and Marketing
• Sales and Business Development
• Generations
• Technology
• Strategy
• Personal Growth and Leadership

President of On the Mark Strategies, a consulting firm specializing in branding and strategic planning, Mark offers a variety of services to improve your financial institution or business. Mark helps solve your market and growth challenges with:

• Strategic Planning
• Marketing Audits
• Staff Training
• Brand & Marketing Planning
• Name Changes
• Value Proposition and Core Values

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“The best I’ve ever heard. Even better than Zig Ziglar.”
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“In Mark we invested in a resource that paid a huge dividend. There is no way that we could have accomplished the goal of developing new vision, creating buy-in to that vision and implementing the new vision in the short time span that we did without his assistance.” Tim Lyons, CEO TTCU ($1 Billion)