Mark Heinrich

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Mark Heinrich is a retired Rear Admiral for the United States Navy with over thirty years of experience. An expert in both domestic and global supply chains and logistics, Mark has managed billions of dollars in military supplies. His recent accomplishment is being the general manager of Microsoft. A longtime athlete, particularly in swimming, Mark is a member of U.S. Masters Swimming on the Gold Coast of Florida. Mark volunteers for various nonprofits which expand education, enable employment options, and improve the upbringing of American youth so that they are better equipped to join the military.

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