Mark consults to organizations worldwide on how our culture of masculinity directly blocks our efforts to grow diversity and inclusion. He coaches and consults on the challenges we face as men raised in Man Box culture. Mark is the author of the groundbreaking The Little #MeToo Book for Men and Remaking Manhood. As a co-founder of ThinkPlay Partners and as a Senior Editor for the Good Men Project, Greene has spent over a decade as a writer and speaker, deconstructing our binary-riddled dialogues around manhood and masculinity. He is uniquely positioned to help men, individually and in organizations, create a healthier more connecting vision of masculine culture and identity.

As Executive Editor for the Good Men Project, Mark's articles on culture, gender and relational intelligence have been shared over a quarter of a million times on Facebook and other social media, resulting in over 11 million page views and counting. He writes and talks men's issues at Salon, Shriver Report, Huffington Post, HLN, and the New York Times. A collection of Mark's articles on modern masculinity have been recently published in his book titled Remaking Manhood.

ThinkPlay Partners has been awarded the 2016 Healthy Public Challenge Grant from Civic Hall Labs and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. This grant funded a series of animated videos on solutions to address our nation's isolating culture of male emotional toughness. See the announcement here: goo.gl/7XfiWSWe will be sharing ours' and others' work exploring ways in which families, schools and communities are growing our children's emotional literacy. If you would like to follow our ongoing work, please like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/remakingmanhood/ThinkPlay Partners is a collaborative exploration of creativity and play co-founded by Dr. Saliha Bava and Mark Greene. ThinkPlay Partners provides workshops for organizations and teams to empower play based creativity and collaboration.

As an integrated marketing writer for the Economist Group and the Economist Intelligence Unit, Mark writes about disruptive technology across a range of industries including data, analytics, manufacturing, healthcare, energy, transportation, communications, aerospace and more. Mark conceptualizes, pitches and writes copy for articles, video scripts, slide shows, and infographics. Mark's work for the Economist Group, the Economist Intelligence Unit and other organizations is ongoing.Mark's areas of expertise include:Big data and analytics • Anonymized cell phone data and government planning • Omnichannel consumers • Big data and health care • Exascale computing • Big data and the Square Kilometre Array • Internet of things • Digital twinsArtificial intelligenceOil and gas innovationRenewable energySelf Driving TechnologySpace explorationScience theory Water use and drought-focused innovationSmart housesFuture citiesHealthcare• Bioprinting human organs/tissues, • Next generation diagnostics, • Nanotechnology• Next generation prosthetics• Remote/robotic surgery• Robotics in elder care• Virtual reality/avatars in mental health