Marshall Brown on Clubhouse

Bio

Marshall Brown is a social entrepreneur who empowers others while building movements. Starting the mid-90's, Marshall worked with many internet startups in New York’s “Silicon Alley” then in the “Civic Tech” space, assisting them in the development of their technology and business plans.

He then helped create the public Wi-Fi movement in NYC in the 2000's, lighting up 10 parks in 18 locations in 4 boroughs as well as Time Square and Union Square. From 2012 until present, Marshall has been standing for the environment and for habitat restoration, for building sustainability at scale and in every community. Save The Great South Bay a 501(c)3 Non-Profit, formed 10 weeks before Sandy, now has over 15,000 members and is a powerful local voice for the environment, bringing together scientists and local communities to address a shared problem.

Throughout his varied career Marshall has championed the greater good and has led by inspiring others. He is committed to belief that we can and must intentionally build a future we would want to live in, and that information technology tempered with an understanding of community values, and with a firm embrace of nature, is how we achieve that.