Evan Marcus

Evan Marcus, a leader in the field of experiential learning is sought out by clients who are seeking new approaches to fundamental business challenges.  A partner in DillonMarcus, he has spent the last 20 years designing corporate retreats and facilitating team-building programs that yield results.  Early in his career Evan studied with a number of seminal figures in their respective disciplines -- including Dr. Will Schultz and Dr. Arthur Green, world-renowned scholars in the field of personal transformation and group dynamics.  Evan’s master’s thesis, “Mental Preparation in Elite Athletes” convinced him that setting intentions and cultivating focus are essential ingredients for realizing potential. 

With a MA in Somatic Psychology from Antioch University, a BA in Judaic Studies from Hofstra University and 3 years at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, Evan draws upon his rich educational background and broad work experience to help his clients determine and address critical issues impacting themselves and their organizations.  He challenges clients to discover the root causes of their problems and helps them identify the simplest solutions for solving them.  

An experienced business owner himself, Evan advises individuals and organizations who are interested in taking their company to the next level or who are struggling to achieve work-life balance.  Evan is an adjunct professor at the Rutgers School of Business in their MBA program where he specializes in Corporate Culture, where he teaches “When Work Matters, An Exploration of Spirituality at Work.    Most recently, Evan co-authored “30 Days of Play; How to Work and Live More Playfully”.  Currently Evan is completing his latest book Out of The Blue; an exploration of spirituality at work. 

Evan’s greatest joy is bringing a compassionate ear, an artistic eye and practical solutions to the concerns and aspirations of his clients.  When he’s not inventing playing with his young son, he’s donating his time leading Beacon’s of Light, a retreat for leaders of non-profit organizations.

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