LOGAN — Logan-based iFIT Inc. has appointed veteran wellness executive Marc Washington as its new president and chief financial officer, the company announced.
Washington brings more than two decades of leadership experience across the health, wellness and fitness industries. In his dual role, he is expected to help guide the company’s strategic growth, operational efficiency and financial performance as iFIT continues expanding its connected fitness platform.
Prior to joining iFIT, Washington held leadership roles at several high-profile companies, including serving as founder and CEO of Supergut, president and chief operating officer of Beachbody, CEO of Irwin Naturals and CFO of The Wonderful Company.
“We are thrilled to welcome Marc to the iFIT executive team,” said iFIT CEO Kevin Duffy. “Marc brings a rare blend of financial discipline and proven success scaling health and wellness brands. He understands how to bridge the gap between operational excellence and consumer-centric growth.”
Washington said he is eager to join the Northern Utah-based company at a key moment for the fitness industry.
“I have dedicated my career to helping people lead healthier lives, and I am incredibly excited to continue that mission at iFIT,” Washington said. “I am thrilled to join the iFIT team at such a pivotal moment in the connected fitness industry.”
iFIT, headquartered in Logan and a major employer in Cache Valley, develops interactive fitness technology and content through its portfolio of brands, including NordicTrack, ProForm and Freemotion. The company reports a global community of more than 6 million users.
Washington founded Supergut in memory of his sister, focusing on clinically validated, food-based approaches to metabolic health. Under his leadership, the company was named to Fast Company’s “Brands that Matter” list in 2024.
A graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business School, Washington has also been recognized in the nutrition and wellness industry and featured in major publications including Forbes, Fortune and The Wall Street Journal.