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The MYTA Corporation is now one of the D.C. area's premier information technology staffing firms, assisting some of the region's largest companies including: WorldCom, Verizon, Lockheed Martin, Cable & Wireless, AT&T, and The Discovery Channel . MYTA is a $25 million firm with a growth rate averaging more than 100 percent per year. Ranked as one of the top 10 IT staffing firms by the Washington Business Journal and included in INC. Magazine's INC 500, MYTA hit its 100th contractor mark in 1998 and its 200th contractor mark in 2000. Mark considers his employees to be the key factors in driving MYTA's success. He realizes that superior client service is only possible with the right employees and consultants. Employee retention is extremely important to Mark and he strives to create a stimulating working environment where employees are not only encouraged to do their best, but also have fun. By implementing these best practices, MYTA was able to avert lay-offs to its internal staff during the recession of 2001. Mark is an active member of the area business community and is involved with numerous organizations including: the Northern Virginia Technology Council, the Washington Board of Trade, the D.C. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Computer Consultant Businesses. He has been named a Maryland Small Business All Star and has won the prestigious Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award. Mark is also a dedicated philanthropist and has affiliations with numerous charitable organizations including Help the Homeless, the Leukemia Society, the Kennedy Center and Hoop Dreams. In his spare time, Mark likes to explore the Chesapeake Bay on his boat with his Golden Retriever, Buca. He is also an avid sports fan and enjoys watching D.C.'s new local hero, Michael Jordan, from his second row seats at the Wizards' home games. Mark boasts a one-on-one encounter with Jordan while playing ball at the NBA star's "Flight School" last summer in Las Vegas. Refusing to boast, however, Mark refuses to divulge the game's winner.