Mark Johnson (analyst)

Mark Johnson (analyst)

Mark E. Johnson is the founder of SportMetrika, Inc., and is a contributor to the development of sports decision analytics methodologies.

Education

Johnson received a Ph.D from Princeton University in Applied and Computational Mathematics in 1998.

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