Mark Gillespie, born August 30th 1981, is a prominent music industry executive and entrepreneur, currently serving as the CEO of Three Six Zero, a global entertainment management company.

With a career spanning over two decades, Gillespie has been instrumental in managing and guiding the careers of high-profile artists, producers, and creatives, including internationally acclaimed stars like Calvin Harris, Frank Ocean and Kid Cudi.

Beyond his role at Three Six Zero, he owns the record label, Three Six Zero Recordings, Three Six Zero Music Publishing, and an interest in UK film distribution company, True Brit Entertainment. He is also credited as an executive producer on the movies Vox Lux (starring Natalie Portman and Jude Law) The Brutalist (starring Adrien Brody, Joe Alwyn and Felicity Jones) and Marching Powder (starring Danny Dyer).

In 2023 he purchased the legendary SARM Recording Studios in London.

Additionally Mark is an active investor in the technology space and holds a portfolio of investments in businesses such as Openai, SpaceX, Doordash, Figma, Stripe, OpenSea Gemini and Lyft. As well as being an LP at Andreessen Horowitz.

He serves on the entertainment board of the charity Children In Conflict.

His forward thinking vision and innovative approach to talent management have positioned Three Six Zero as a leading entity in the industry, known for representing leading talent in their respective fields of music, film, television and sports.