Mark Horvath is a pioneering force in narrative change work, revolutionizing the way we perceive and address homelessness. As an activist, filmmaker, and social media explorer, he has dedicated his life to a mission that transcends the ordinary, transforming his own experience with homelessness into a catalyst for social good. With four decades of expertise in leadership and marketing, Mark brings a unique perspective to the issue. His career as an acclaimed TV and multimedia producer sharpened his skills in crafting compelling narratives. Today, as the founder of Invisible People, a nonprofit at the forefront of video storytelling and original journalism, Mark utilizes his talents to shed light on the often disregarded plight of homelessness. Through Invisible People, he reaches an astounding number of people each year, educating, enlightening, and inspiring millions. Mark's authentic storytelling approach, encompassing video, social media, and journalism, captures the essence of individuals experiencing homelessness and challenges societal perceptions. By humanizing their stories, he fosters understanding and empathy, igniting a collective call to action for meaningful change.