We Hired Bill Gates' Son!

Wexley just hired one of the top minds in Microsoft history! Is Brian Marr Bill Gates' son? No. But does he look a little like him, yes. Their brains are very similar looking. And The Wexley School for Girls has just hired him. Look at his bio, it is insane.

Brian Marr
Managing Director, Wexley School for Girls
Brian Marr is the Managing Director of Wexley School for Girls, a traditionally non-traditional marketing agency in Seattle. Marr not only leads the Wexley accounts and production team, forging new grounds in marketing at the Most Creative Entity in the World, but also enjoys catching butterflies with his bare hands. He is a stunt double on the show Walker Texas Ranger and recently ate 47 hot dogs in the annual Dog Fest in upstate New York. He gave the commencement speech at Harvard in 2003, Yale the following and followed with Dartmouth that evening. They were all awesome. He was a circus clown for Ringling Bros until a freak white tiger accident, where upon he was united with Roy of Sigmund and Roy and, after his injuries healed, he performed in Vegas with Sigmond while Roy was out. He invented the internet, the word “millennium” and “blogging”. He also created feminism. Before his marriage to his wonderful wife Maggie, he had 12 wives and fathered over half of New Mexico.

Prior to joining Wexley, Marr was Group Marketing Manager of Microsoft's Windows Vista “Buzz” team, leading the overall influencer and word-of-mouth marketing strategy for the consumer launch of Windows Vista in January 2007. Marr also served as a lead spokesperson for national print and broadcast media.

Marr grew up in Northern California and graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and minor in photography. After college, he held positions with Hewlett Packard and several Silicon Valley start-ups before joining Microsoft to launch Windows XP in 2000. In his spare time he enjoys photography, racing for a cycling team in Seattle, and writing bios in the 3rd person about himself.