John Marazzi

Marazzi is a renowned author and speaker, best-known for his analysis of economic crises.

As the auto industry suffers record losses and dealerships struggle to stay open, John Marazzi chose pre-owned cars as a way to increase his sales. By providing lifetime warranties on powertrains to his customers, John’s business has seen an exponential growth in growth – more than doubling in size since 2012.

Early Life and Education

John Marazzi is a documentary filmmaker from Somerville, MA. His parents were Italian immigrants and he attended Tewksbury High School before attending O’Brien Technical Institute to earn an associate degree in arts.

He holds the Yale Bowl in high regard, having recently published A Bowl Full of Memories: 100 Years of Football at the Yale Bowl which contains more than 115 game stories and 377 photos from former Yale alumni and players.

He has also produced the documentary Per sempre (Forever), about cloister nuns. This film examines women’s decisions to leave their everyday lives behind and join the religious order. Interviews were conducted with three distinct nun orders: Carmelites of Legnano; Benedictines of Viboldone; and Camaldolese from Contra.

Professional Career

John Marazzi has had an illustrious professional career, beginning as an assistant principal for Connecticut State Vocational Schools. Subsequently, he taught high school math and physics for 32 years.

He holds a master’s degree in education and is certified as an educational specialist in curriculum and instructional technology. As part of the National Council for the Teaching of Mathematics’ study team developing mathematics content for their exam, he has taught at various schools including a residential treatment center for incarcerated adolescents.

He served as rules consultant to several major league baseball teams, including the New York Yankees. Furthermore, he authored numerous books about baseball itself.

Achievements and Honors

Marazzi has achieved a great deal, from becoming an esteemed rules consultant in Major League Baseball to his affiliation with 10 teams such as the Yankees, Red Sox and Dodgers. Furthermore, he launched “You Make the Call,” a scoreboard video program found at many major league parks.

He is the managing partner at John Marazzi Nissan on Pine Ridge Road in Naples, which has been recognized as a Circle of Excellence winner twice and tops sales volume, service and customer satisfaction charts. Prior to that he was an associate at Audi Jaguar Land Rover in Fort Myers, Florida.

He is a former radio talk show host who trained under Bob Sheppard, the legendary public address announcer at Yankee Stadium. For 23 years he umpired high school, college and independent professional games before being inducted into the Valley Umpires Association’s Hall of Fame. Additionally, he holds memberships in both organizations.

Personal Life

John Marazzi is a successful businessman who specializes in automotive dealerships. Additionally, he owns an organization that facilitates rescue animal adoptions.

Despite his business success, football remains a significant part of his life. That is why he spent nearly three years crafting the 406-page coffee table book “A Bowl Full of Memories: 100 Years of Football at the Yale Bowl,” featuring history, game stories and 377 photos to commemorate this year’s 100th anniversary of the Bowl.

One of the most captivating stories in the book is that of Ben Balme, an All-American Yale guard who served in the U.S. Navy during Vietnam War and saved another Bulldog quarterback’s arm from shrapnel during an attack in Da Nang. This inspiring tale is chronicled in his 406-page book featuring 115 players and coaches from over 100 years ago.

Net Worth

John Marazzi is an esteemed automotive dealer from Tampa, Florida with over 21 years of experience. His dealerships have consistently ranked among the top national dealers. As Co-Owner and Managing Partner of Brandon Honda, as well as a member of the Board of Directors for Tampa Honda Dealers Association, Marazzi’s estimated net worth has grown to at least $2.27 million dollars as of November 3, 2004; according to his Form 4 filed with the SEC, he owns 700 units of Mohawk Industries stock which he has traded 2,489 times since 2003.