PARSIPPANY — The Township Council has officially approved the appointment of Marc Seemon, MPA, as the new Business Administrator of Parsippany-Troy Hills. Seemon began his role on Wednesday, January 28, following a unanimous vote by the Council and the recommendation of Mayor Pulkit Desai.
Seemon brings more than a decade of experience in municipal and county government. Most recently, he served as Business Administrator for the City of Paterson, where he played a key role in improving operational efficiency, enhancing interdepartmental coordination, and guiding complex budget processes.
His previous leadership positions include Deputy County Administrator for Passaic County, Borough Administrator for Midland Park, and Acting Borough Clerk in Leonia. Known for his steady leadership and collaborative approach, Seemon has managed diverse teams and worked closely with elected officials to advance public priorities.
“I want to take this opportunity to thank Mayor Desai and the Township Council for their support and for trusting me with the responsibility of being Parsippany-Troy Hills Business Administrator. I know that the experience that I have gained throughout my career will help the Township as we move forward with our employees, residents and business owners alike.”
He holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Montclair State University in Political Science with a minor in Public Administration and a Masters Degree from Rutgers University in Public Administration with a concentration in Budgeting and Financial Management. He currently resides in Wayne, with his wife Morgan, two daughters, Penelope and Natalie, and their dog Oakley.
As Business Administrator, Seemon is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of all municipal departments, implementing policies set by the Mayor and Council, and managing the Township’s multi-million-dollar annual budget.
“Marc Seemon’s qualifications and leadership experience made him the right choice for this critical role,” said Mayor Pulkit Desai. “He brings not only knowledge and professionalism—but also comes with a big heart. I appreciate the Council’s support and look forward to working with Marc as we continue building a stronger Parsippany.”
