Marty Sellers studied at The Pennsylvania State University, where he got Bachelor of Arts Degree In Political Science and Economics.

He has been an active agent of change in the healthcare industry for three decades. In 2001 he founded Sellers Feinberg (now Sellers Dorsey). As CEO, he conceptualizes and orchestrates the overall vision and strategic direction of the firm, offering keen expertise on federal and state health policy issues and in the field of Medicaid revenue enhancement.

Many governors, appointed officials, and healthcare companies rely on his purposeful guidance to accomplish their Medicaid and healthcare reform goals. Mr. Sellers' resourceful and inventive approaches have profoundly affected Medicaid reform and financing initiatives in many states. He continuously seeks out inspired win-win solutions to some of the nation's most challenging healthcare concerns.

Most recently, Mr. Sellers actively influenced the formulation and evolution of Massachusetts' forward-thinking healthcare proposal, providing insight and counsel to Governor Mitt Romney's administration. He is currently involved in principal reform initiatives in several other states. Prior to founding Sellers Feinberg, he served as a healthcare government relations consultant.

For 22 years he worked at one of Pennsylvania's largest government relations firms where he established and developed its healthcare and Washington, DC practices. As senior vice president of strategic consulting, he provided advice and guidance to a wide array of healthcare businesses and organizations. Mr. Sellers has also previously served in various key roles within Pennsylvania state government. He holds a BA in Political Science and Economics from Pennsylvania State University.