Mark is the consultant whose mission is to locate various styles of
passenger vessels and create new uses for them, including
condominium residences, hotels, entertainment centers and
worldwide retirement cruising.
He is given credit for basically inventing the idea of affordable
condominium cruise ships and within one year of creating Condo Cruise Lines in
2006, had amassed deposits for over $52 million in condo sales for its first ship.
In the 1960s Mark toured with a rock and
roll band playing drums behind both Del Shannon and Tony
Orlando. He later played with Bob Snow in his Rosie O’Grady’s
Dixieland jazz band in Pensacola’s historic Seville Quarter.
During the 1970s, Mark perfected the art of old-time souvenir
costume photography and created a chain of a dozen locations
throughout the south called Jeremiah Goodstreet’s Old Time
Portrait Parlors. He even taught
Walt Disney World in Orlando the
process.
As a special event producer, Mark created record-breaking themed trade
shows around the country and produced the spectacular Atlanta
International Air Show & Balloon Festival in that city in the early 1990s,
and a Ray Charles concert in Pensacola.
Mark has worked with Bob Snow off and on over a span of 45 years at his
different entertainment projects.
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