Anthony Eagelton

Anthony Eagelton is a key member of MPG’s Ecommerce and Business Development Teams, responsible for building capabilities and gaining a deep understanding of business needs of existing and prospective clients in order to determine how MPG experience and expertise can be leveraged to drive improved market position, capability, and profitable growth. 

Prior to Anthony’s role as Vice President of Business Development, Anthony was an integral member of MPG’s sales and retail services team. His business development focus led MPG to connect its brick-and-mortar solutions at Walmart, Sam’s Club, and Target with both large and small CPG companies. 

Simultaneously with his MPG responsibilities, Anthony worked closely with MPG Founder, Marc Greenberger, to support Big Ten Conference institution, Rutgers University, in securing a naming rights partner for the Rutgers football stadium which is now known as SHI Stadium. SHI International is the largest woman and diversity-owned private business in the country.

Before MPG, Anthony strategically and systematically identified, cultivated, solicited, and stewarded qualified prospects and donors for his alma mater, Rutgers University, exceeding annual individual revenue goals. He was rewarded for his outstanding performance with multiple promotions during his five years there. In his most recent position as Director of Development, Anthony oversaw the west coast region and was consistently among the top-performing Directors in all key fundraising metrics.

Anthony’s number one priority is his family. He is married to his wife, Amy, and has two children, Siena and Luca. He has a Bachelor's in Marketing from the Rutgers University Business School.