Greta Mack – Mitchell Marsh Wife Biography, Age, Profession, Instagram

Greta Mack is the fiancée of Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh. Marsh was picked by Delhi Capitals in the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Greta Mack is the Co-Director of “The Farm Margaret River, where her family has their business set up as well and is a commerce graduate with plenty of experience.

 Greta Mack Biography

Greta Mack was born on 5th October. However, there is no information on her exact year of birth. Greta Mack attended Curtin University. She also completed an international student exchange program at Montana State University. Greta is a commerce graduate, with a Bachelor’s Degree from The University of Western Australia (2013-2016).

Mitchell Marsh Wife

Australia all-rounder Mitchell March and Greta Mack have been dating each other for almost two years now. After being together for quite some time, Mitchell Marsh proposed to his lady love, Greta Mack, in Western Australia’s southwest “The Farm Margaret River.” The couple thus got engaged on the 11th of September 2021 and have been together for a year.

Professional Career

Greta Mack started her career as a digital marketing intern at Ramada Eco Beach Resort from February to March 2017. She also worked as a receptionist and marketing coordinator at Ron Mack Machinery from November 2012 to April 2018. She also took up the role of an Accountant coordinator at The Freedom Foundry Pty Ltd, and worked as a digital marketing specialist and brand and marketing manager at Eco Structures Australia Pty Ltd. Further, she has also worked as a digital marketing manager at Eco Beach Resort from December 2018 to December 2020.

Greta Mack is also the Co-Director of The Farm Margaret River (January 2017 to present) which is located in South West of Western Australia. It is an international destination for people interested in arts, wine growing, surfing and isolated natural beauty where they engage agricultural sciences, and visual arts and bring together artists and agriculturists. 

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