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Mark Bittlestone

Mark Bittlestone is an English comedian and tutor. He is primarily known for his work exploring the topic of homosexuality both as a stand up comedian and on social media.
==Education==
Bittlestone attended King's College School in Wimbledon, London where he achieved the highest possible score of 45 points on the International Baccalaureate. He studied history at the University of Cambridge, attaining a Double First.
==Comedy career==
Bittlestone was a member of the Cambridge Footlights. His debut solo show, 'Pity Laughs', was performed in Cambridge in January 2017.
Bittlestone performed at the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe along with Will Dalrymple in a split bill show named 'Pity Laughs: A Tale of Two Gays'. A reworked version of the show returned in 2018.
In 2019, Bittlestone and fellow Footlight Haydn Jenkins performed in a comedy sketch show called 'Llaugh'.
Bittlestone uses the online handle @poofsRus on social media. It is a portmanteau of the word poof (slang for a gay man) and the name Toys "R" Us, a toy, clothing and baby product retailer.
==Other achievements==
Bittlestone ran the London Marathon in 2018, finishing the course with a time of 3:55:23.
Category:English male comedians
Category:Alumni of the University of Cambridge
Category:Comedians from London
Category:English people
Mark Byrne(Born 2000)

Mark Byrne (born 12 August 2000) is an Irish professional footballer who plays as a winger for Treaty United.
Mark began his career in Ireland with Sligo Rovers before transferring to Treaty United in the 2023/24 season, where he currently plays.
Category:2000 births
Category:Living people
Category:Men's association football wingers
Category:League of Ireland players
Category:Sligo Rovers F.C. players
Category:Treaty United F.C. players
Mark Cherry

Mark Cherry (born 1949) is an American painter based in Miami. Mark Cherry is a mixed media artist. His paintings often deal with emotional realities, as reflected through daring and intriguing visual possibilities.
==Early life==
Cherry was born in Brooklyn, New York
==Career==
Mark Cherry is a self-taught artist and is part of a community of artists in Miami producing Naïve art.
Cherry has been painting over a period spanning decades, his art style consists of imprint of bold strokes, vibrant color palettes, found materials, repetitive imagery and painted-over words. Cherry's art has been compared to Jean Dubuffet.
==Exhibitions==
* San Francisco State University Gallery, CA
* ASL Gallery, NY
* Owl Gallery, NY
* Artemus Gallery, Miami, FL
* Artopia Art Center, Miami, FL
* Bloomingdales, Miami, FL
* M.T.V. Real World Miami, FL
* Tutwiler & Associates, Dania, FL
* Ana Sklar Gallery, Bay Harbour, FL
* Rosenbaum Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
* Butter Gallery, Miami, FL
* Windisch Hunt Gallery, Coconut Grove, FL
* D'Larosa-Lurie Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
* Miami Vice (TV show)
* Band in the Hand (movie)
* Galerie Du Soleil, Naples, FL
* Stellers Gallery, Jacksonville, FL
* Onessimo Fine Art, Palm Beach, FL
* 2023 Historical Villa Paula Gallery
Category:1949 births
Category:American painters
Category:People from Brooklyn
Mark Connors (physician)

Mark Connors is a researcher at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) specializing in HIV/AIDS. He serves as the Chief of the HIV-Specific Immunity Section at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), where he oversees efforts to understand and enhance the immune response to HIV and other viruses. His research focuses on identifying effective immune responses to viruses to aid in the development of vaccines and immunotherapies.
==Career and Research==
Mark Connors received his medical degree from Temple University, followed by pediatric training at Tufts Medical Center, and infectious diseases training at NIAID and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.ining at NIAID and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. He has been with the NIH since 1989, initially studying the immune response to respiratory viruses before shifting his focus to HIV in 1994. He has studied the immunologic control of HIV, particularly in Long-term nonprogressor or "elite controllers" who can control HIV without antiretroviral therapy. His research on this group has provided insights into effective immune responses to HIV and potential strategies for HIV treatment and prevention.
In addition to his work on the cellular immune response to HIV, Connors has focused on the antibody response. He identified patients with broad antibody responses to HIV and isolated monoclonal antibodies, such as 10E8, 35O22, and N6, that target sites of vulnerability on the HIV envelope protein. The antibody N6, for example, can neutralize nearly all HIV strains. This research may inform the development of HIV treatments and vaccines, as these antibodies target critical parts of the virus that attach to immune cells.
Connors' work contributes to the understanding of HIV and has implications for broader immunological research and public health.
Category:Medicine
Category:Science
Category:Temple University alumni
Category:Researchers
Category:American people
Mark Di Ionno

Mark Di Ionno is the former general news columnist at New Jersey's top newspaper, The Star-Ledger. He is an adjunct professor of journalism at Rutgers-Newark. He is a 2013 Pulitzer Prize finalist in news commentary for his columns on Hurricane Sandy, the suicide of Tyler Clementi, and other local events and issues.
He has written extensively about New Jersey in several books that serve as guides to the landscape and history of the state.
Two of his books published with Rutgers University Press, New Jersey's Coastal Heritage: A Guide and A Guide to New Jersey's Revolutionary War Trail won the New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance Award.
==Books==
*New Jersey's Coastal Heritage: A Guide (Rutgers University Press) 1997
*A Guide to New Jersey's Revolutionary War Trail: for Families and History Buffs (Rutgers University Press) 2000
*Backroads, New Jersey: Driving at the Speed of Life (Rutgers University Press) 2002
*The Last Newspaperman (Plexus Publishing) 2012 
*Gods of Wood and Stone (Atria Books) 2018
==In the media==
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==References==
==External Links==
* Mark Di Ionno website
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* Mark Di Ionno on Linkedin
Category:American columnists
Category:American journalists
Category:Pulitzer Prize for Commentary winners
Category:Pulitzer Prize winners
Mark Dollins

Mark Dollins is an Entrepreneur, President of North Star Communications, a member of the 2023 Forbes Communications Council, and is based out of the greater New York City metropolitan area.
==2023==
The 10 Most Admired Business Leaders
Chief Navigators Magazine
Best Business Communications Consultancy – Northeast USA
Acquisition International Magazine
Forbes Communication Council and contributor
==2022==
Top 10 Talent Services Firms – North Star Communications Consulting
HR Tech Outlook Magazine
Communications Consultancy of the Year – Prestige Awards
Corporate LiveWire/Fenice Media
==2021==
Authored Engaging Employees Through Strategic Communications
Taylor & Francis, Routledge Publishing
==2019==
Prosci Change Management Certification
==2018==
International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Gold Quills (3) Award Winner
•	Change Communications
•	Employee Engagement
•	Employee Communications
Golden Sabre Award
The Holmes Report
PRWeek Global Award 
Internal Communications
PRWeek
Best of Internal Communications – North America
==2017==
Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Silver Anvil Award of Excellence
Employee Communications
PRWeek Global Communications Award
Employee Communications
International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Gold Quills (3) Award Winner
•	Change Communications
•	Employee Engagement
•	Employee Communications
==2015==
International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Gold Quill Award Winner
•	Employee Communications
PRWeek 
•	Internal Communications Campaign of the Year
==Work History==
1983 BA Radio & Television: The George Washington University
1992 MA Communications: Purdue University
1983-1985 – Staff Writer, The Auburn Evening News
1985-1990 – Publications Supervisor – Indiana Michigan Power
1990-1994- Manager, Corporate Communications, Northern Indiana Public Service Company
1994-2001 – Vice President, Corporate Communications, The Quaker Oats Company
2001-2011 – Senior Vice President, Communications, PepsiCo
2011-2015 – President, North Star Communications Consulting
2015-2018 – Head Executive and Global Employee Communications – DuPont
2018-Present -- President, North Star Communications Consulting
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Presidents
Category:People from New York City
Category:American people
Mark Donaldson (commentator)

Mark Donaldson is a Scottish football, tennis, and baseball commentator and presenter for ESPN and BT Sport.
== Early career ==
In 1995, Donaldson began his professional career working on the radio station, Scot FM. He then moved to Radio Forth to work as a sports editor. Between 2007-2008, Donaldson worked as a drivetime presenter for Talk 107 in Scotland. Donaldson made his television debut in 2008 when he began working as a reporter for Sky Sports News. He also is a Scottish football correspondent for talksport. In 2008, Donaldson started his own sports agency business called Multi Media Sport. The company has since closed.
== ESPN and BT Sport ==
In 2010, Donaldson was given an opportunity to move to the US to work for ESPN. Donaldson has worked as a football commentator and presenter, tennis commentator and reporter, and baseball presenter. Donaldson's football credits include the FA Cup, Carabao Cup, UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey, 2014 World Cup on ESPN Radio, UEFA Euro 2016 on ESPN, and currently the lead commentator of the Serie A. He also is a digital presenter for ESPN FC. Donaldson's work as a tennis commentator include the US Open, Wimbledon, and Australian Open. In 2018, Donaldson was approached by ESPN to work as a presenter for a baseball programme catered to the UK audience called Caps Off. The show airs on BT Sport in the UK. Donaldson is also the author of five books. He has written autobiographies for Steve Nicol and Gary Mackay as well as 3 others about numerous stories.
== Personal life ==
Donaldson currently resides in Connecticut with his wife and daughter. In addition to English, he is fluent in French and Scottish.
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
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* Mark Donaldson - ESPN Press Room U.S.
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* Edinburgh football commentator Mark Donaldson couldn’t resist chance to be British face of US baseball
* Mark Donaldson - ESPN
* ESPN FC's fantasy guru Mark Donaldson
* That Was the Year That Was: Mark Donaldson, commentator
Category:Living people
Category:People from Edinburgh
Category:Scottish association football commentators
Mark Evans (coach)

Mark Evans (Born May 29, 1980) is a Martial Arts Coach, Hip Hop Promoter and Motivational Speaker based in Madison, Wisconsin. He is also known as "ShaH" Evans and MrGetYourBuzzUp. Evans is the Owner and Coach of The Blast Muay Thai in Madison, WI. Evans runs his own management and consulting agency, M.E Management and Consulting, and is the Founder & Vice President of the Urban Community Arts Network in Madison, WI.
== Biography ==
Born in Bridgeview, Illinois, Mark Evans always had a passion for hip hop and knew that he wanted to do something with that passion. He moved to Richland Center, Wisconsin, WI during his teenage years. It was during that time that he began boxing at Roufusport MMA/Mixed Martial Arts Academy. He also began being involved in the local hip-hop music scene by networking with local hip hop artists. Mark Evans currently resides in Madison, WI.
Mark Evans is currently the Owner and Coach at The Blast Muay Thai in Madison, WI. He assumed ownership of the gym in 2018. Along with teaching his students martial arts, Evans promotes kindness and pursuing your passions outside of the gym. He coached 4 amateur and professional fighters to North American Muay Thai championship. He also coached a fighter to one amateur Mixed Martial Arts Championship. He is currently 3-2 in USA Boxing as a coach.
He currently coaches professional Muay Thai fighter, Luke "The Chef" Lessei.
Mark Evans has made his mark as a hip hop promoter and enthusiast in the Madison-area.. He served as an independent concert promoter for The Frequency where he helped develop a platform for local hip hop talent in Madison, WI to grow and shine. He lead the "Hip Hop Fights for Justice" rally in Madison, WI in 2015 to promote hip hop as apart of the local community in response to a police shooting resulting in the death of Tony Robinson.
He currently manages platinum selling artist DJ Pain 1 and I-20 (rapper).
Mark Evans is the Founder and current Vice President of the Urban Community Arts Network (UCAN) based in Madison, WI.Their mission is to empower and unify the local Madison community through Hip-Hop via fostering creative/collaborative performance spaces, promoting professional growth opportunities and building sustainable/safe performance opportunities.
He helped establish a set of "Entertainment Best Practices" with UCAN and the Madison Arts Commission in 2009. These best practices call for venue owners to thoroughly research performers and promoters, properly anticipate crowds, hire adequate security and market to a diverse audience.
He, alongside Karen Reese and DJ Pain 1, founded the Madison Hip Hop Awards in 2010 out of a need to foster a sense of community, celebrate the best hip-hop musicians in Madison, and provide opportunities for young people to be creative via a partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County.
Category:1980 births
Category:Martial arts coaches
Category:American hip hop record producers
Mark Fuzes

Mark David Fuzes (born May 24, 1976) is a cricket player who is a Hong Kong national cricket team batsman. Fuzes was born in Sydney, Australia. 
==Cricket career==
His batting style is right-handed, and his bowling style is low Left-arm orthodox spin.
Fuzes played for Team Australia in the 1997 Maccabiah Games in Israel.
In October 2005 Fuzes hit a Century (cricket) for Optimists against Millenium in the 2005 Cathay Pacific/Standard Chartered Hong Kong International Cricket Sixes tournament, sanctioned by the International Cricket Council. In November 2005 he hit a century in the Sunday League as Optimists defeated Templars. In 2005 he was the top run-getter for Optimists."Fuzes stars with bat and ball," South China Morning Post.
In September 2006 as Optimists skipper he hit a century against Scorpions in the opening round of the 2006-07 Hong Kong Cricket Association Sunday League. In October 2006 Hong Kong named Fuzes to its squad for the Hong Kong Sixes tournament at Kowloon Cricket Club, where he played in November.
== References ==
Category:1976 births
Category:Hong Kong cricketers
Category:Sportspeople from Sydney
Category:Maccabiah Games cricketers
Mark Gillespie (Talent Manager)

Mark Gillespie (born June 18, 1981) is a British businessman, music executive, and talent manager known for managing Calvin Harris and his role as the Chief Executive Officer of Three Six Zero, a management & entertainment company affiliated with Frank Ocean, FKA Twigs, and Will Smith. Mark Gillespie was born on August 31, 1981 in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
 
==Career Highlights==
Gillespie began his career in the music industry by working as a Talent Booker for Birmingham superclub, Godskitchen. Gillespie co-founded Three Six Zero in 2007, a talent management company representing musical artist like Calvin Harris and Frank Ocean. 
Gillespie expanded into film with, producing "Vox Lux" and later acquired Westbrook (company) Entertainment in 2019 in a deal with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith . Gillespie is the founder of Three Six Zero Recordings, a record label launched in 2014, most known for it works with BURNS and Dom Dolla.
Category:1981 births
Category:People from Birmingham
Category:British people
Category:Businesspeople
Category:Talent managers
Mark Hachem

Mark Hachem is a contemporary and kinetic collector and art dealer. He is the owner of the Mark Hachem galleries in Paris and Beirut.
==Early life and education==
Mark Hachem was born in Beirut on April 5th, 1965. He received his diploma in business management and his Masters in History of Art from La Sorbonne, Paris. He completed his exchange program training in 1993, in Washington, D.C
==Career==
At the age of thirty, Mark Hachem opened his first gallery in 1996 at the Marais in Paris. He represented Latin American artists such as Wilfredo Lam, Roberto Matta, Cruz-Diez, Jesús Rafael Soto|Soto, and Perez Flores, as well as artists from other backgrounds such as Corneille, Arman, Hiquily and Vasarely.
In 2007, Mark Hachem Gallery flourished further following the opening of the new space on Madison Avenue. Mark therefore settled in New York and chose to focus on the new technologies of image-making, photography and digital tools.
In 2010, Mark Hachem Beirut opened its doors, and the new space was inaugurated with a shows focusing on middle Eastern modern artists such as Alfred Basbsous, Hamed Abdalla, Helen Khal and contemporary middle Eastern artists as Hussein Madi, and Chaouki Chamoun.
In 2014 Mark Hachem curated the "Bridge to Palestine" exhibition in Beirut and in 2019 a solo exhibition in Heydar-Aliyev Museum, the National Museum of Azerbaijan.
Category:1965 births
Category:Contemporary art
Category:Kinetics
Category:Art dealers
Mark Hyatt

Mark Hyatt (1940 – circa 30 April 1972) was an English poet and novelist, largely forgotten after his early death but mostly published many years later, in 2023.
==Early life==
Hyatt was born in London in 1940,Wandsworth Register Office, Vol 1d, page 398, March 1941 quarter. to James Hyatt and Rachel (née Hilden).Wandsworth Register Office, Vol 1d, page 1809, September 1935 quarter. His mother died when he was five. According to his former lover, Anthony Blond, he was a 'gypsy'.Blond, Anthony, Jew Made in England, (Timewell Press: 2004), p 203. He had little or no formal education, and learned to read and write as an adult.
==Work==
Hyatt's poems were included in the anthologies Children of Albion: Poetry of the Underground in Britain (1969) and Not Love Alone: A Modern Gay Anthology (1985).
His poems were kept in circulation by word of mouth and underground publications after his death, and have subsequently been edited by Luke Roberts and Sam Ladkin. Hyatt's selected poems are to be published in 2023 as So Much for Life by Nightboat Books.
His only known novel, Love, Leda, written in about 1965, was published in 2023 by Peninsula Press. In 2023, an exhibition about Love, Leda was held at the Foyles bookshop on Charing Cross Road.
His work was acknowledged with the first edition of the surrealist poetry magazine, and matching curtains too!, in 1972.
==Personal life==
Hyatt had a son with the Bohemian writer Cressida Lindsay, the daughter of the writer Philip Lindsay and the model Jeanne Ellis. At one point he lived in a ménage à trois with Lindsay and Blond, with whom Lindsay would go on to have another son. He featured as 'Jason' in Lindsay's 1969 novel Lovers & Fathers and as 'Jack' in Laura Del-Rivo's 1967 novel Daffodil on the Pavement. In 1968 Hyatt met Donald Haworth, known as Atom, and they moved to a cottage in Belthorn, near Blackburn. In 1972 Atom left him, and he died by suicide in a cave near Entwistle Reservoir.Blond, Anthony, Jew Made in England, (Timewell Press: 2004), p 204. A coroner's inquest determined that he had taken an overdose of aspirin and mandrax sleeping tablets. His ashes were interred in Streatham Cemetery.
Category:1940 births
Category:1972 deaths
Category:English writers
Category:English poets
Mark John Ostrowski

Mark John Ostrowski is an American writer, photographer and filmmaker (born 1971). His films include Sixty Spanish Cigarettes (2015), Home Movie (2014) and Le vrai film est allieurs (2018). He is listed in Paul Schrader's book Transcendental Style in Film as a leading exponent of non-narrative film .
==Publications==
* Aldeanismos. Gijón: VTP Editorial, 2003. Short stories. Published in Asturian. .
* Figures. Oviedo: Ediciones Madú, 2004. Written in Spanish with photographs. .
* Paraíso matorral. Oviedo: Trabe, 2004. Written in Spanish with photographs..
* Muse. Gijón: Mácula de plata, 2006. Interviews with Charlie Roff, Luis Durante, Roy Stuart, Jock Sturges, Vlastimil Kula and Tony Keeler. English-Spanish bilingual edition. .
* Tratantes. Una especia en extinción. Gijón: Muséu del Pueblu d'Asturies, 2006. Photographs. Text in Spanish by Xuan Bello. .
* Amerikana. Gijón: Mácula de plata, 2010. Photographs. .
* Festuki. Gijón: Mácula de plata, 2011. Photographs. Text in Spanish by Diego Medrano. .
* Manifesto: tractatus analogicus. Blurb, Inc., 2023. English-Spanish bilingual edition with B&W photographs. .
==Filmography==
===Film===
Year	Title 	FiDirector	Writer	Notes
2011	Festuki'' 	 	 	
2012	Évora'' 	 	 	
2014	Home Movie'' 	 	 	
2015	Sixty Spanish Cigarettes'' 	 	 	Also cinematographer
2016	If I Were A Filmmaker'' 	 	 	
2018	Le vrai film est ailleurs''	 	 	
2019	L'isola'' 	 	 	Also cinematographer
==Awards==
===Won===
* 2011 – Gijón International Film Festival, "Dia d'Asturies" Award for Festuki
* 2015 – Korea Indie and Expat Film Festival, Best Expat Feature Film for Home Movie
* 2015 – Premio Marcellino de Baggis International Documentary Film Festival, Special Artistic Director's Award for Sixty Spanish Cigarettes
* 2016 – RushDoc International Documentary Film Festival, Best Documentary Film for Home Movie
* 2016 – Moscow International Documentary Film Festival DOKer, Best Editing Award for Sixty Spanish Cigarettes
* 2018 – Kinomorphia Film Festival, Special Jury Award for Le vrai film est ailleurs
* 2019 – Portoviejo Film Festival, International Experimental Feature Film Award for Le vrai film est ailleurs
* 2019 – Salerno Film Festival, Honorable Mention (Documentary Films) for L'isola
Category:American people
Category:American writers
Category:Photographers
Category:Filmmakers