Chris MarshWorkforce Productivity & Collaboration, 451 Research
Chris is a research director in the 451 Research technology research group at S&P Global Market Intelligence.Full Bio
Chris is a research director in the 451 Research technology research group at S&P Global Market Intelligence. He leads the group’s research on workforce planning, productivity, collaboration and employee engagement technologies. He also works with the division’s customer experience research analysts in providing insights on the technology trends driving the experience economy.
His specific areas of technology concentration include work management, visual collaboration, project and portfolio management, employee experience platforms and workforce analytics.
Chris has been a technology analyst for 13 years, seven of which have been as a program lead and team manager. He arrived at S&P Global Market Intelligence through its 2019 acquisition of 451 Research, which itself had acquired the Yankee Group in 2013, where he started as an analyst. Prior to that, Chris worked for Nokia in a global customer insights role, and in research consultancies focused on financial services research.
Chris holds an undergraduate master’s degree in international relations from St. Andrews University in Scotland, a postgraduate master’s in war studies from Kings College London, and a certificate in performance leadership from the Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management.Minimize
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