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Marco Fisbhen

Founder

Founder at Descomplica

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Writes $5K – $50K checks · typically $25K

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About

Marco Fisbhen is the founder of Descomplica, an education technology company in Latin America, where he currently serves as Executive Chair after more than 10 years as CEO. He led the company's expansion into K-12, higher education, and lifelong learning offerings, raised over USD 100M from global investors, and oversaw the acquisition of three companies. He is an Endeavor Entrepreneur and mentor, and has established B2B partnerships with telecommunications firms, consumer goods companies, and governmental entities.

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Experience

  1. DescomplicaExecutive Chaircurrent2026 — presentNew York, United States
  2. DescomplicaCEO2012 — 2026New York, United States
  3. Play9Board Membercurrent2023 — presentRio de Janeiro, Brazil
  4. EndeavorEndeavor Entrepreneur and Mentorcurrent2017 — presentNew York, New York, United States
  5. Self EmployedConsultant & Speaker in Digital Marketing, Product Development, Education and Entrepreneurshipcurrent2012 — presentNew York, New York, United States
  6. Brazil InnovatorsFellowcurrent2010 — present
  7. Gavea AngelsEmpreendedor (CEO at Descomplica)2010 — 2026
  8. Ecommerce SchoolVideo Marketing Teacher2011 — 2012
  9. AaZPhysics teacher2010 — 2011
  10. Startup Weekend RioCo-Organizer2011
  11. PensiPhysics Teacher2007 — 2011
  12. IntellectusPhysics Teacher2006 — 2010
  13. Cefet-RJInvestment analysis teacher2006
  14. Curso PHPhysics Teacher1997 — 2006

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Google Analytics9Communication5Workload Prioritization4Oral CommunicationLeadershipTeam Leadership10Strategic Planning17Strategy22Artificial Intelligence (AI)1Innovation Management1Innovation Systems1Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)1
+12 moreBusiness DevelopmentMarket AnalysisOperations ManagementSEOSocial MediaBusiness StrategyMarketing StrategyOnline MarketingTeachingEntrepreneurshipStart-upsSocial Media Marketing

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Who is Marco Fisbhen?
Marco Fisbhen is the founder of Descomplica, an education technology company in Latin America, where he currently serves as Executive Chair after more than 10 years as CEO. He led the company's expansion into K-12, higher education, and lifelong learning offerings, raised over USD 100M from global investors, and oversaw the acquisition of three companies. He is an Endeavor Entrepreneur and mentor, and has established B2B partnerships with telecommunications firms, consumer goods companies, and governmental entities.
Where does Marco Fisbhen work?
Marco Fisbhen is Founder of Descomplica.
What check size does Marco Fisbhen write?
Marco Fisbhen typically writes checks of $5K – $50K.
What companies did Marco Fisbhen found?
Marco Fisbhen founded Descomplica.
Where did Marco Fisbhen go to school?
Marco Fisbhen studied at Harvard University; Stanford University (Business Administration and Management, General); Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management (Business Administration, Management and Operations).

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