Sandy Marshall is a producer, writer, and science communicator with expertise in digital media, entertainment, business development, and improvisation.
Science Communication: Sandy serves as Strategic Communications Lead at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for NASA’s Deep Space Network and missions to explore our solar system. Prior to JPL, he co-created, wrote, and executive produced the acclaimed REACH: A Space Podcast for Kids.
Television, Film, & Comedy: On-camera credits include Ron Howard’s The Dilemma, Odd Squad (PBS), and Still Hungry on Comedy Central. Sandy served as a Director & Faculty Member at The Second City, wrote for Cards Against Humanity, is a Screen Actor’s Guild member, and co-founded the comedy ensemble Schadenfreude.
Business Development & Consulting: Sandy served as Vice President at Second City Works, the B2B arm of the legendary comedy theater. As a strategy and storytelling consultant, he’s helped dozens of Fortune 500 companies engage their workforces and lead through change — with clients including Morgan Stanley, GE, AbbVie, RBC, PwC, and Verizon.
Writing, Media, & Speaking: Sandy wrote the syndicated business column Workish for the Financial Post. Appearances include Fast Company, Axios, SXSW, CBC News, NXNE, the Banff World Media Festival, ASTC, and numerous NASA and Apollo events.
Recognition & Affiliations: Sandy is an Emmy nominee and two-time recipient of JPL’s Voyager Award. He holds a B.A. in History from Drake University, where he’s a proud alum of the Board of Trustees.