Chris Noon is a Director Of Digital Services at Smithers at Smithers. They possess expertise in cms, web strategy, copywriting, b2b, google analytics and 10 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "I partnered with Chris on a large scale Agile delivery for Smithers. Chris's role was crucial to managing key stakeholder requirements and translating the business needs into value driven delivery. He effectively managed a multivendor delivery model to fully re-platform the Smithers digital offering. Throughout our engagement Chris had the right approach to balancing the needs of the business within the commercials parameters and was always hands on with our team, supporting our 'one team' ethos and driving a highly cohesive, effective and transparent delivery team.", "Chris was my manger for over 5 years and I couldn't have asked for a better boss. During my time at Smithers, Chris oversaw the delivery and BAU processes for countless complex digital solutions and systems, motivating the team throughout. An astute business decision maker, a digital strategy expert and devoted to deliver quality products and results. More importantly though, a fantastic human - always ready to listen, offer advice and gave me the confidence and foundations for the start of my career. 10/10.", and "I worked with Chris on several projects, including the Events specific requirements for the consolidation and migration of Pira's Web services onto a new platform. Chris has a talent for working with stakeholders at all levels to identify business requirements and translate them in to strategic and technical briefs. He has managed several RFP processes and was therefore well positioned to explain the steps and rationale to myself and colleagues. Chris has an ability to source and leverage value from external suppliers. Chris is at home with data and leveraging marketing and business analytics to provide a consultative role to internal stakeholders. He understands Search and Digital Marketing tactics and was able to ensure the business got what it needed from its digital platform."