Lee Marshall
About Lee Marshall
Lee Marshall is an Associate Delivery Lead (Interim) at NHS Digital, with extensive experience in delivery management across various sectors, including government and finance. He has worked in multiple roles since 1996, contributing to significant projects and initiatives, particularly in the Agile community in Leeds.
Work at Equal Experts
Lee Marshall has been associated with Equal Experts since 2017, currently serving as an Associate Delivery Lead (interim). He has worked on various projects, including his role as Delivery Lead for NHS Digital since 2020. His responsibilities include managing significant data collection initiatives within the NHS. Lee's tenure at Equal Experts spans over seven years, during which he has contributed to multiple sectors, enhancing product delivery and agile methodologies.
Previous Roles and Experience
Prior to his current role, Lee Marshall held various positions in notable organizations. He served as Delivery Lead at HM Revenue & Customs from 2017 to 2019 and worked at PwC as a Management Consultant from 2001 to 2006. His experience also includes roles at Sky Betting & Gaming as a Programme Manager and Lean Agile Coach, and at Halifax as a Software Engineer. Lee has also worked in project management capacities at Aviva and Santander Cards UK Limited.
Education and Expertise
Lee Marshall possesses a strong background in big data management and ETL processes. His expertise extends to cross-sector product delivery, with significant involvement in the Government Digital Service (GDS). He has actively participated in the Agile community in Leeds, presenting on topics such as Kanban implementation and the implications of metrics in Agile practices.
Achievements in the Agile Community
Lee Marshall is recognized for his contributions to the Agile community in Leeds. He has presented on various topics, sharing insights on implementing Kanban and discussing the value and potential pitfalls of using metrics within Agile frameworks. His active participation in discussions and presentations has helped foster a collaborative environment for Agile practitioners in the region.