Mark Landry has an accomplished track record in e-commerce, online marketing, content development, and product management.In 2015, Mark launched StockUpExpress.com, an extensive shopping site featuring over 17,000 items from the top U.S. CPG makers and specialty food manufacturers.At StockUpExpress.com, Mark managed:> The end-to-end shopping experience including site navigation, layout, functionality, and content. > Online marketing including keyword advertising, comparison shopping, email campaigns, and social media marketing.> Customer service including issue tracking and resolutions through call center, web form, chat, and email inquiries. > Fulfillment and logistics including warehouse operations and delivery carrier services. In 2014, Mark joined Stoned Temple Consulting as a Senior Marketing Consultant where he helped companies accelerate their digital marketing presence through content marketing. From 2004 - 2013, Mark was the Managing Director at BuyTheCase.net. This online warehouse shopping site was the first to provide consumers and businesses with case-size quantities of items from the biggest brands in the CPG industry.Mark began his career as a technical writer at HP in 1981. In 1983, he co-founded Boston Documentation Design, a consulting firm that provided innovative electronic publishing solutions for hardware and software vendors.In 1993, Mark joined Phoenix Technologies where he managed the global content deployment strategies for many of the top PC makers in the world. When acquired by SOFTBANK in 1994, he continued to lead product development, providing PC makers with cost-saving solutions such as PC recovery applications and content portals.From 1999 - 2003, Mark held exec-level positions in two start-ups: At Webforia he introduced one of the industry’s first web-based toolbars and at Virtual Access Networks he launched one of the first web-based desktop migration systems. During this period, Mark also provided product management, marketing, and content development consulting services at companies such as Progress Partners, Stone Temple Consulting, and Skillsoft.