Marc Ganzi

Marc Ganzi is an American businessman and polo player. He studied business administration at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, worked in Madrid for the U.S. Department of Commerce, and went on to found Global Tower Partners in 2003, which he built into the largest privately held operator of U.S. cell towers before American Tower bought it in 2013 for 4.8 billion dollars. He later founded Digital Bridge Holdings and became chief executive of DigitalBridge. In polo he was on the United States team with Nic Roldan, Polito Pieres and Mike Azzaro that lost the 2013 Westchester Cup in overtime. His wife Melissa and their children Grant and Riley also play polo.