Daren Hogge
Founder, President and CEO
In his 25 years in the network marketing industry, Daren Hogge has built a reputation as a dynamic leader with the ability to turn vision into reality.
In Daren’s subsequent executive roles for three additional network marketing companies, he consistently oversaw record sales and international growth. Daren is responsible for over $3.5 Billion is sales throughout his career.
As current President of the Direct Sales Management Association of Utah, Daren is one of the most respected executives in the industry. He came out of retirement to join Q Sciences because he truly believes the company’s products and opportunity must be shared with the world.
Marc Wilson
Founder and Executive Managing Director
Marc Wilson has a 30-year track record of business success. He has proven management expertise in several key areas, including operations, finance, and strategic planning. Marc has personally founded and managed several companies, most notably Wilson Pacific Partners, a real estate development and investment firm; Wilson Management Services, a commercial property management and brokerage company; and the private equity firm MERIT Venture Partners.
A skilled negotiator and leader, Marc has developed Seattle, Washington area real estate with a combined market value of over $125 million, and has directly overseen and managed over $100 million of private investment. Marc formerly served as Vice President of Finance for a venture capital-backed technology startup, and is a sought-after strategy consultant.
Marc holds an undergraduate degree in economics from Brigham Young University and an Executive MBA from the University of Washington. While at Brigham Young University, Marc was the school’s first consensus All-American quarterback and was selected by the NCAA for a post-graduate scholarship as one of the top 5 scholar athletes in the nation. In 1980, Marc was a first-round NFL draft pick to the Oakland Raiders. His NFL career spanned ten years and included two Super Bowl Championship seasons. In 1996, Marc was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.