Mark Hancock is an American healthcare entrepreneur and the co-founder of PACS Group. Born in 1975, Hancock pursued a rigorous academic path at Brigham Young University (BYU), where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering and a Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Before entering the healthcare sector, he spent over 20 years as a finance professional, including roles as an analyst at Ford Motor Company, a director at a steel firm, and the treasurer for a $20 billion financial services company. He also gained on-the-ground experience as a licensed nursing home administrator in Utah, California, and Kentucky.

• Core Company: PACS Group, Inc..
• Education: MBA and B.S. in Engineering from BYU.
• Certification: Certified Treasury Professional (CTP).

Mark Hancock’s career transformation reached its peak in 2013 when he co-founded PACS Group with business partner Jason Murray. Their vision was to create a high-performance platform for the post-acute care continuum.

Under his leadership as Executive Vice Chairman and former CFO, PACS Group scaled from just two facilities to a network of 315 nursing facilities across 17 states. He led the company through its successful April 2024 listing on the New York Stock Exchange, after which he retained a nearly 35% stake in the company. In 2023, he was named an EY Mountain West Entrepreneur of the Year.

• IPO Milestone: Took PACS public on the NYSE in April 2024.
• Investment: In 2024, his firm PV3 acquired high-end bicycle maker ENVE Composites for $20 million.