Education
He received a Bachelor of Arts form the University of British Columbia in 1974, with a focus on economics, history and politics. In 1977, Marley received a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Toronto. He served as Co-Chairman, 14th Annual Conference on Law and Contemporary Affairs, on the topic “The Regulated Society: the intrusive role of modern governments”.
In 1998, he attained a Master of Science (Business Administration) form the University of BC. His studies focused on public policy analysis and government-business relations. His thesis was titled “Life in the Shadows: the role and relative importance of political exempt staff in the public policy-making process”.
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