The Mark Anthony Group
The Mark Anthony Group (TMAG) Consulting specializes in leadership and management consulting. Mark Anthony Wile resides in New Market, Virginia and serves as Vice President for Wilcomp Software—provider of RenWeb School Management Software.
Mark specializes in school and donor management, areas of school leadership he has spent nearly two decades refining. He uses this expertise to head RenWeb’s international globalization effort—RenWeb International (RWI). Mark holds degrees in education and leadership from Canadian University College, and the University of Massachusetts at Boston—including recent doctoral studies in school leadership at Shenandoah University.
Mark’s advocacy for administrative management renewal via the web is the premise of his professional relationships with client schools. This partnership of trust is galvanized by the virtues of Wilcomp Software. The leader in web-based school management, Wilcomp's RenWeb Software enjoys a reputation of excellence rightfully earned by its unwavering commitment to quality, customer support, professionalism and true business ethics.
Mark specializes in school and donor management, areas of school leadership he has spent nearly two decades refining. He uses this expertise to head RenWeb’s international globalization effort—RenWeb International (RWI). Mark holds degrees in education and leadership from Canadian University College, and the University of Massachusetts at Boston—including recent doctoral studies in school leadership at Shenandoah University.
Mark’s advocacy for administrative management renewal via the web is the premise of his professional relationships with client schools. This partnership of trust is galvanized by the virtues of Wilcomp Software. The leader in web-based school management, Wilcomp's RenWeb Software enjoys a reputation of excellence rightfully earned by its unwavering commitment to quality, customer support, professionalism and true business ethics.
October 13, 2009
First glimpse from taxi of the water off Dominican Republic. Pathetic I left the swimsuit home and brought dress suits instead. Such is life.
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August 29, 2009
“ Think of bicycles as rideable art that can just about save the world.
Grant Petersen (via bigspoke) The real art is the human body, and how my bicycle re-shapes it the longer I sit on it.
2 months ago
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Reclaiming A Passion
Two weeks ago I got back on the bicycle in earnest. Having not ridden consistently in 15 years, and only casually for a week here and there—pain has become my best friend. It does not help that we live in foothills so regardless of where I ride, climbing is in the mix.
We’ve all heard the real battle in any exercise program is a mental one. To keep this under control, I decided to STOP thinking about the act of riding—and instead about the pleasure of riding. I notice scenery, the neighbors’ routines, and wildlife along the way.
I have thought about why I am so happy about riding again, and how I can keep this going as a lifestyle and not just a phase…
Aside from the obvious health benefits, I wanted to re-experience the same high from years ago when I felt power on the bike. I noticed for the first time the other day that I was pushing bigger gears and shaving minutes off my routes. Mind you I am not where I want to be yet, but a whole lot better than that pathetic ride two weeks ago.
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January 8, 2009
Defining Perseverance
I’m driving in the car yesterday to an early AM appointment (6:40)—its dark, rainy, foggy and just plain ugly outside. Ironically, I am coping by running through some mental exercises about how to take my business results to the next level. Just when I got to the point where I was thinking—“I need to work smarter not harder”—I see him. A man heading to work to a local factory for the 7AM shift. It is 33 Degrees F outside, pouring rain and dark and he was riding a bicycle to work. I am back to a fresh sheet of paper and a better question—“Am I prepared to just work harder?”
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January 3, 2009
My Blog
I have spent the better part of 25 years in leadership. During that time I learned a great deal about people—and even more about myself. In the same way I have benefited from others, it is my desire that others benefit from the accumlated wisdom of my wonderful life. If anything said here reasonates with you, pass it on!
10 months ago • 1 note
“ You Can’t Judge Your Success By Your Failures.
Mark Anthony Wile
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