Mark Dottore

Mark Dottore is the most trusted, experienced, and successful court appointed receiver, mediator, and crisis management specialist in the Midwest. His persistent and highly skilled pursuit of balanced and equitable solutions on behalf of the courts and other clients has enabled him to lead his team to a successful outcome in every case. Mark's propriety methods of analysis, research, and negotiation have achieved results which parties in complex cases have labeled "astounding" and "remarkable."

From local residents facing personal crises to multi-layered cases reaching international proportions, Mark engages each case and client with diligence and personal care, whether it can be resolved in days or a decade. He was recently selected as Master Commissioner, United State District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, appointed by the Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court as Representative of the Court for a new federal foreclosure program, and appointed to the Magistrate Selection and Reappointment Commission of U.S. District Court.

Mark's more than 30 years of management, business, and financial experience are regularly applied in crisis situations, and complement a value added approach focusing on efficiency and asset preservation. As a gifted negotiator, mediator, and advisor, Mark's talents are often sought by business, civic, and political organizations.

His civic involvement includes two terms as Chairman of the Ohio State Lottery, two terms as Director of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Cleveland, a current term on the Ohio Supreme Court Task Force on Funding, membership on the Board of Directors of the Jennings Hall Nursing Facility, and more than 15 years as a youth and high school football coach. He is currently an assistant coach at Gilmour Academy.

Mark Dottore holds an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Myers University, and is a professional member of the Northeast Ohio Network of IWIRC Sponsorship, the National Association of Federal Equity Receivers, the Turnaround Management Association, and Community Mediation Services of Central Ohio.