ABOUT MARGA

A Path Defined by Service and Built to Lead Customers to Success

Derived from Sanskrit, marga means “path” or “route.” For us, it reflects how we work: with clarity, care, and a steady commitment to helping customers move forward with confidence.

THE MEANING BEHIND THE NAME

A path is only as meaningful as where it leads.

Following the right path requires judgment, and a guide who can show the way forward can be infinitely useful.

Travelers have looked to Ursa Minor and the North Star to stay oriented since the beginning of time. We chose Marga so that organizations can have a trusted guide when important decisions shape the road ahead.

In the modern world of products, promises, and competing opinions, our role is to help lead customers through complexity with clarity, chart a better course, and move toward decisions they can trust.

OUR GUIDING IDEA

A strong partner helps customers stay on course.

PATH is how Marga leads, supports, and builds trust over time.

P

People come first

A

Authenticity in every interaction

T

Transparency with customers

H

Help in action

BUILT BY EXPERIENCE

The People Behind the Path

Peter Scura

FOUNDER | TECHNOLOGY | CUSTOMER RESULTS

Peter brings more than 17 years of experience in the technology world, with a strong focus on customer service, practical implementation, and measurable results. He listens carefully, simplifies complexity, and helps customers make sound decisions they can stand behind.

Cashus Puhvel

COMPUTER SCIENCE | MACHINE LEARNING | AI

With a degree in Computer Science from UC Berkeley, Cashus’s knowledge of machine learning and AI extends Marga’s ability to evaluate emerging tools, understand what is changing, and prepare customers for a more intelligent operating future.

John Scura

LEGAL EXPERIENCE | VETERAN | STEWARDSHIP

John brings more than 50 years of legal experience, along with the steadiness, discipline, and perspective shaped by his service as a Vietnam veteran. He strengthens Marga’s foundation in integrity, responsibility, and long-view judgment.