Mark Woolsey Brand Consulting is a leading independent brand consultancy based in Encinitas, California (est. 2008) whose mission is to bring game-changing athletes, next level creative, and compelling content to unlock the power of brands to build awareness and drive revenue growth.
Mark thrives on collaborating with others and helping elevate brands through engaging personalities and powerful storytelling. The brand consultancy specializes in 1) athlete, celebrity, and influencer strategy, recruitment, negotiation, and marketing 2) brand strategy, creative, and commercialization across all consumer touch points.
His background is from the sports and fitness apparel and footwear industry leading the marketing for Nike, AND1 Basketball, DC Shoe Co., and Wunderman Cato Johnson the in-house sports marketing agency for Miller Brewing Company. And then launching his independent brand consultancy in Encinitas, California 16 years ago working with iconic brands from a range of industries - Quiksilver, Quiksilver Women’s, Roxy, Billabong, GoPro, Ford, Olay, ESPN, NBC Universal, Big Star Denim, Callaway Golf, Airstream, Paul Mitchell, John Frieda, Sun Bum Sun Care, Designer Nutrition, Saxx Underwear, KUT From The Kloth Denim, A Sunny Space Media Company, Peter Grimm Headwear, CERIA Brewing Company, Out Of The Woods Sustainable Carry-Alls, Wild West Apparel X National Parks, VUORI Apparel.
The story begins with Roxy professional surfer and photographer Kassia Meador fresh off a flight from Venice, California to Oahu where she catches a ride with teammates Brazilian surfer and Sports Illustrated model Bruna Schmitz and Honolulu native and World Longboard Champion Kelia Moniz for a week long mind blowing adventure. The girls explores the island’s waves and mountains capturing rarely seen images while on Kassia’s editorial photo assignment covering Kelia’s favorite local spots while touring in their Ford Fiesta.
Roxy and Ford campaign and partnership was initiated, negotiated, directed and executive produced by Mark Woolsey. The 5 episode digital series included network TV, online, social media, national magazines and retail activation.