Marc Jensen was born and raised in Delta, Utah, where he grew up in the family business. Alongside his father and his brothers, he helped run and performed all kinds of duties on the several-hundred-acre family farm growing alfalfa, barley, and corn. Marc also hired out his work services to other farmers in the area.

While working alongside his family, Marc learned first-hand the intricacies of running a small business, from dealing with the challenges of cash flow, to business cycle planning, and enjoying the rewards of success. To this day, Marc feels one of the greatest blessings in his life was learning the value of diligent, honest, hard work during his formative years.

After graduating from Delta High School in 1992, Marc attended Southern Utah University (SUU). He took two years away from school to serve an LDS mission among the people of France from 1993-1995. Upon his return, he continued his schooling, where in 1998 he graduated from SUU with degrees in both French and mathematical education; he later also received a Master’s Degree in education. Marc began his professional career teaching mathematics. His educational endeavors eventually evolved, until in 2006 he began teaching a course called the “Mathematics of Personal and Business Finance.”

In 2007, he became involved in financial services when he went to work at World Financial Group. He would later become an investment advisor representative in 2010 with the goal of helping people create, manage, and care for personal, family, financial plans. In his current role, Marc is happy and passionate about helping families while working alongside the great people at Global View Capital Advisors. He believes that a successfully crafted and implemented financial plan is crucial for navigating life’s challenges.

Marc is active in the community having coached basketball, soccer, and football at both the high school and grade school levels. He is an active member of the LDS church and loves to serve others. He is passionate about teaching today’s youth to prepare for the future, and he has five children who mean the world to him.