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About Marty
Marty Ochs, founder of the Green Bay Innovation Group (GBIG), is a business executive with a record of performance in leadership, business, innovation, technology, team building, and community involvement. The GBIG is a business-to-business consortium of enterprises working in the paper, packaging, printing, converting, and related industries that collaborate to drive the industry forward and advance the region as the world’s heart of innovation.
In addition to founding the GBIG, Marty started A.M. Mailing Services, Inc., which received the Wisconsin Service Business of the Year Award, and the Marty Ochs Company. He also held several leadership roles in printing and paper industry companies.
Marty supports many community organizations close to his heart including Peshtigo Basketball Association, Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Hope Center/St. Patrick's Food Pantry, and more. Among his greatest accomplishments, he lists, "being a good father and husband."
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