MARCUS VESS

Senior Vice President

Entering a sluggish job market in 1981 after earning a Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture from North Carolina State University, Marcus Vess learned first-hand what it meant to be resilient. Decades later, his leadership style and approachable manner set him apart as an incredible team leader and guidepost for our project management staff. As Senior Vice President, his strategy-focused mindset and career expertise act as a resource for our firm as he excels at facilitating high-level project coordination and team alignment, resulting in improved collaboration and creative problem solving across the board.

Marcus’ career spans nearly three decades, where he spent time in planning, design, and construction of facilities improvement projects. He is an experienced director of large-scale capital projects and programs and is credited with delivering projects with a combined value of more than $1 billion. His unique understanding of the challenges our clients face stems from his time serving on the Campus Planning Staffs at Emory University, Georgia State University, and The University of North Carolina at Asheville. There, he was instrumental in the development of campus master plans and management of various design and construction projects.

He is the founder of the Providence Leadership Institute, has served as a Board Member and Chairman of the Long-Range Planning Committee for Providence Christian Academy, and is a past Chairman of the Board of Directors for The Frazer Center.

Representative Projects

Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School

Atlanta, GA

Georgia Gwinnett College

Lawrenceville, GA

Greenville Country Club

Greenville, SC

Atlanta Country Club

Marietta, GA

Cherokee Town & Country Club

Atlanta, GA

Dunwoody Country Club

Dunwoody, GA

Featured Posts

As recounted in 8 Keys to Country Club Success, country clubs continue to adapt their facilities to the evolving needs of their members. Many club managers indicate that they see this as a favorable time to undergo improvement projects. With this in mind, one question consistently arises when we meet with our country club clients: “When should I start planning for my next improvement project?”

As country club membership continues to evolve so should club facilities. More and more country clubs are undergoing renovations to reinvent themselves and modernize their facilities while enhancing their offerings for today’s members. Marcus Vess, IMPACT Senior Vice President, has applied his 30 years of managing design and construction of projects…

All too often, somewhere late in design, as the project nears construction start, the problem of being over budget or behind schedule becomes a startling reality. The project, which had been proceeding seemingly well, is now “off the rails.” Now, business operations, growth plans, and revenues for the…