Australian lifestyle publication, Man of Many, has announced the appointment of Marcus Hurley as their new Sales and Partnerships Manager. Hurley, who brings a wealth of experience in corporate partnerships, is set to bolster the publication's sales and partnership strategy.

Hurley's career trajectory has been marked by notable stints at several high-profile companies. He previously served as Corporate Partnerships Manager at Sydney Dance Company, where he successfully expanded the corporate partnerships portfolio and secured significant partnerships with LG SIGNATURE and Cartier. Prior to this, Hurley kick-started his sales career at the Capital Radio Network as an Account Executive, before moving to Sydney to work at Australian Traveller Media. There, he climbed the ranks from Sales Executive to Sales Manager of Australian Traveller Magazine, working with clients such as Tourism & Events Queensland and Accor properties.

On his appointment, Hurley said, 'I greatly admire Man of Many for its innovative approach and its unwavering commitment to delivering extraordinary value to both brands and readers. It's a privilege to join this dynamic team, and I'm keen to apply my skills and experience to Man of Many’s exploration of new avenues and create successful and lasting partnerships.'

Frank Arthur, Co-Founder of Man of Many, expressed his optimism about Hurley's appointment, stating, 'Having Marcus Hurley onboard marks a promising new chapter for us. His demonstrated expertise in forging strong partnerships with top-tier brands perfectly aligns with our values. As we embrace 2023, Marcus will be a key player in our journey to expand and innovate.'

As Man of Many continues to carve out its niche in the lifestyle publication sector, Hurley's appointment signals a strategic move to strengthen its sales and partnership capabilities. His proven track record in securing and managing corporate partnerships will undoubtedly be a valuable asset to the publication as it seeks to broaden its reach and deepen its engagement with both brands and readers.