Stephen Martin
About Stephen Martin
Stephen Martin is an Associate Director at KPMG Corporate Finance, specializing in enterprise software and human capital management. He has a background in Chemical Engineering and Accounting, and has led significant projects in the energy sector.
Work at KPMG Corporate Finance LLC
Stephen Martin has been serving as an Associate Director at KPMG Corporate Finance since 2019. In this role, he focuses on providing strategic advice to clients in the technology sector, particularly in enterprise software and human capital management. His responsibilities include advising on divestment strategies and guiding companies through technology-enabled transformations. Martin's experience at KPMG includes advising a global energy major on its divestment strategy and providing insights into software and SaaS strategies for human capital management.
Education and Expertise
Stephen Martin holds a Master of Engineering (MEng) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Bath, where he studied from 2007 to 2012. He furthered his education at BPP, obtaining a CIMA qualification in Accounting and Business/Management from 2013 to 2015. His educational background supports his expertise in enterprise software and human capital management within the technology sector, enabling him to provide informed strategic advice to clients.
Background
Stephen Martin began his career at KPMG in 2012, where he initially worked as a Manager before advancing to Associate Director. He has a strong foundation in engineering and business management, having studied at St Johns in Harare before pursuing higher education in the UK. His background equips him with a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and business strategy.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Stephen Martin has led significant projects, including an ERP systems implementation for an energy company aimed at facilitating a technology-enabled transformation. He has also provided strategic advice to various clients, including advising the shareholders of ISS on a carve-out from its UK business and assisting underbidders in acquisitions, such as the acquisition of Dennis Publishing Limited. His contributions have had a notable impact on the strategic direction of the organizations he has worked with.