Martin Holden is a CCM Senior Manager & Team Lead at Vodafone. He possess expertise in commercial management, cross functional team leadership, financial analysis, financial modeling, business advisory and 18 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Martin has a wealth of experience in creating and modelling a commercial strategy for IPVPN, mobility and fixed voice. He can very credibly discuss a customers requirements face to face, fielding even the most challenging of questions in a reassuring manner. Martin has a very likable personality and people warm to him immediately whether they are customers or fortunate enough to work with him. He is very respectful of other peoples view point regardless of their position in the organisation. Martin is not scared to voice his opinion even if it differs to those of someone more senior. Because of his experience and the emotionally intelligent approach he takes when communicating his views, people respond very well and are grateful for his input. I was the Deal Architect working with Martin on a couple of very large and complex bids at VGE. Martin worked very independently communicating progress, issues and potential resolutions to me in a timely and appropriate fashion. He always met deadlines and I could be confident that his pricing would be where it needed to be with careful consideration given to how to move through negotiation rounds. I hope in the future to work with Martin again" and "During his time with us in Asia, Martin has been an extremely valuable member of our team. He was instrumental in supporting the launch a new suite of Global Hosting services in 2012, and as played a vital part in winning a number of significant deals in this region. Martin has shown that he's got great attention to detail, is highly committed to driving successful outcomes and that he is happy to try and pick up skills in new product areas in order to support the growth of our business. Martin has also shown that he's a great team player, working well with people at all levels of the organisation."