Marcus Hall

Marcus Hall is a seasoned basketball executive with a reputation for building winning teams and fostering player development. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Marcus grew up in a basketball-loving family. His father was a high school coach, and his older brother played professionally overseas. While Marcus excelled as a point guard in high school, he realized early on that his strengths lay off the court in strategy, analytics, and team building. After graduating, Marcus joined the NBA’s G-League as a player development coordinator, where he focused on helping young players transition to the professional level. His work in the G-League earned him a role as an assistant general manager for the Seattle Storm in the WNBA. During his time with the Storm, Marcus played a key role in assembling a team that won multiple championships. He was instrumental in drafting rising stars, signing key free agents, and building a culture of excellence. His ability to balance analytics with the human side of the game made him a standout executive. When the Aurora Hoops League (AHL) was formed, Marcus was a key player on the league’s radar for leadership roles. He was drawn to the AHL's emphasis on innovation and player empowerment, seeing it as an opportunity to push the boundaries of traditional basketball management.