Mark R. Horowitz

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Mark R. Horowitz, PhD, FRHistS (born Mark Richard Horowitz), is a late-medieval/early-Tudor English historian, marketing executive and consultant, and news commentator and educator. His areas of expertise in English history are in administration, governance, finance, politics and law. He has taught college courses, published in peer-reviewed journals and presented conference papers in the U.S. and Europe. Horowitz was a Visiting Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and taught an upper-level course entitled The Tudor Kings. For his contributions to scholarship he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He is the author of Daring Dynasty: Custom, Conflict and Control in Early-Tudor England, is a compilation of some of his published works and unpublished papers and essays. Horowitz is only one of three English historians in the twentieth century who explored in depth what Henry VII's ministers did and how they did it. Using a historical perspective to compare present events with similar ones from the past, he has been a news commentator writing a weekly worldwide syndicated column for United Press International, a Guest Columnist for USA TODAY and a weekly radio commentator for an affiliate of NBC in Chicago, Illinois. A former marketing communications executive as part of the global Omnicom Group and subsequently with his own firm, he has consulted for companies, organizations and non-profits. Horowitz has given workshops at educational institutions and organizations on how to teach 21st century students using marketing concepts so that they learn rather than memorize forgettable information to pass a test.

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