President
Mark Dienesch
From start-ups to multinational blue-chip companies, Mark continues to leave an enduring mark on businesses he has touched by combining his unique vision and breadth of experience with an extraordinary track record of delivering results. His people-first philosophy has empowered Mark’s teams to solve problems quickly and deliver returns right away. He thrives on change in challenging situations.
Currently, as the President of National Logistics Services (NLS), Mark is accountable for delivering the commercial and operational success of the company by articulating a clear vision for growth and leading highly engaged team members focused on delivering exceptional customer experiences.
Prior to joining NLS, as the Chief Commercial Officer at VersaCold Logistics Services, Mark provided commercial leadership across VersaCold’s integrated services offering, which combined warehousing, transportation, transportation management and 4PL, 3rd-party logistics and distributor services.
Before VersaCold, Mark was the COO of iMD Health, Canada’s preeminent digital health technology provider, where he was responsible for thought leadership, strategic direction, business development and the overall management of iMD’s day-to-day operations.
The success Mark has achieved throughout his career reinforces the true value his 20+ years of business development, strategic marketing and operational leadership provides to the businesses he works with. He is able to leverage what he has learned from several complex business experiences in order to reinvent companies and position them for accelerated long-term growth.
Prior to iMD, Mark was Vice President, Sales at Calyx Transportation Group, a leading provider of logistics and supply chain services throughout North America. From a strategic marketing and branding perspective, Mark held senior leadership positions at LAUNCH! a division of CIM, an award winning sales and experiential marketing agency.
Mark started his career journey in progressive sales and marketing roles at GE and News Corporation, where he was able to learn from many of North America’s brightest business leaders.
