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Mark heads up Warren Media & Co., a versatile full-service media agency.
An AFTRS graduate, NIDA trained, media in his blood, there was no doubt that Mark was always going to be in the media industry. A proven adman, experience his teacher. A highly skilled media buyer planner with experience across creative, production and talent management. Mark is a dynamic broadcaster, actor, voice actor, MC, presenter and auctioneer. 
An Australia Day Ambassador 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 and travels to country areas, paraphrasing his family’s bond to bush.
Mark Warren Group
Testimonials
“Mark, Just a quick note to thank you for the amazing job you did tonight in raising funds for my cause….brain cancer. I’m sure you are aware that I organise and attend similar charity functions almost weekly and have done so for the last 20 years. I can honestly say that the job that you did tonight was exemplary. You have a knack of commanding attention from the audience but at the same time allowing them to go with the flow. Also, you were very entertaining!!! Many thanks. “
Dr. Charlie Teo
Save our Sons
“I have seen Mark perform auctions on many occasions. He is everything you’d want in an auctioneer: engaging, a born communicator, tonnes of charisma and a big voice with terrific showmanship skills. Most importantly, he has an air of confidence and works hard to get results for his clients!
If getting a good result matters, then get Mark on your team!”
If getting a good result matters, then get Mark on your team!”
John Gibson
Managing Director, Locate & Negotiate
An MC can make or break your event! Just ask MG…
“My two eldest daughters, Kennedi and Montanna, are both affected by Epilepsy. Although controlled, it’s a cause very close to our hearts, and I include extended family, like Mark Warren, whose efforts for charity should be recognised. His event introduction and skit were hilarious. His interviews with Greg Alexander, Brad Fittler and myself were off the wall funny, if not a little combative, which engaged and enthralled our 200 strong crowd. His clients and friends at Lander Nissan purchased a table then bought an auction item that Mark knocked down to $1,000. He then took it upon himself to write, collect funds, explain and perform a thoroughbred race of greats that was a showstopper and raised another $1,000 for our cause. He rolled up his sleeves and got his hands dirty for my family. The Epilepsy Foundation says ‘thank you’, mate!
As an MC and Auctioneer he is at the top of the tree.”
“My two eldest daughters, Kennedi and Montanna, are both affected by Epilepsy. Although controlled, it’s a cause very close to our hearts, and I include extended family, like Mark Warren, whose efforts for charity should be recognised. His event introduction and skit were hilarious. His interviews with Greg Alexander, Brad Fittler and myself were off the wall funny, if not a little combative, which engaged and enthralled our 200 strong crowd. His clients and friends at Lander Nissan purchased a table then bought an auction item that Mark knocked down to $1,000. He then took it upon himself to write, collect funds, explain and perform a thoroughbred race of greats that was a showstopper and raised another $1,000 for our cause. He rolled up his sleeves and got his hands dirty for my family. The Epilepsy Foundation says ‘thank you’, mate!
As an MC and Auctioneer he is at the top of the tree.”
Mark MG Geyer OAM
“Mark Warren is a part of my family, a dear and very trusted friend. His work for charity as an MC and Auctioneer are simply Herculean. His presentation skills are second to none in my personal opinion. To utilise his skills, passion, enthusiasm and strength of character makes him a formidable asset.”
Johnny Lewis OAM
“As a Broadcaster, there is no one more promising in Australia.
As a Master of Ceremonies, he is already at the top of the tree.”
As a Master of Ceremonies, he is already at the top of the tree.”
Ken Callander