Simon Martin
About Simon Martin
Simon Martin is a Client Partner and Head of Strategic Banking at Callsign, with a career spanning 18 years in consultancy, private equity, and start-ups. He has held various leadership roles in organizations such as Tokenomos, LeapFrog Investments, and Accenture, and advocates for inclusive markets and middle-out economics.
Current Role at Callsign
Simon Martin currently serves as Client Partner and Head of Strategic Banking at Callsign, a position he has held since 2023. In this role, he focuses on developing strategic partnerships and enhancing client relationships within the banking sector. His responsibilities include overseeing client engagement strategies and implementing innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of financial institutions.
Previous Experience at Callsign
Before his current role, Simon worked at Callsign as Client Director from 2020 to 2022. During this time, he was responsible for managing key client accounts and driving business growth through strategic initiatives. His tenure at Callsign has contributed to his extensive experience in client management and strategic development within the financial services industry.
Career Background in Finance and Consulting
Simon Martin has a career spanning 18 years, primarily focused on consultancy, private equity, and start-ups. He has held various roles in notable organizations, including Accenture UK, where he served as Management and Technology Consultant and Inclusive Finance Lead. His diverse experience includes positions in both advanced and emerging markets, emphasizing the intersection of financial services and technology.
Educational Qualifications
Simon holds multiple degrees, including a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Cardiff University, where he studied Business Administration and Management. He also earned an LLB in Law from the same institution. Additionally, he completed a Diploma in FinTech at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2016 and a Non Executive Director Diploma from the Financial Times from 2015 to 2016.
Advocacy for Inclusive Markets
Simon advocates for middle-out economics and emphasizes the importance of inclusive markets. He believes that innovation and inclusive financial services can drive equality and contribute to economic and social growth. His commitment to these principles is reflected in his professional endeavors and strategic initiatives throughout his career.