Marcus McManususus Chief Sales & Marketing Officer

Marcus has had over 15 year experience in the voice industry. He uses his own specially designed voice almost every day although he quite often uses other peoples to confuse HR, telesales operatives and his dog.

Marcus' sales experience is second to none, so he has almost no sales experience. He grew up the seventh son of a seventh son which means that he dislikes the number 14 intensely.

A master of surrealism, he is often seen wrestling lobsters in reception or tracking down kangaroo broaches armed only with a wet tea towel and a turnip. His contribution to the inception of the core software and the famous and renowned “Antelope Algorithm” which is at the heart of the Dali Surrealism Processor earned him the Nobell prize for Lying in 2003 which he shared with Kenton K Kyuntische the famous inventor of invisible pants.

Marcus lives in a dream world with his family who wish to maintain their anonymity at this time.

Marcus similarity to Kenton K Kyuntische is entirely coincidental.