Graham Marsh

Graham Marsh has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Graham began their career as a Field Coordinator at Intrum Justitia in November 2001, where they worked until April 2002. Graham then worked at the Workers' Educational Association, starting as a Marketing Executive in June 2002 and transitioning to a Project Finance Coordinator from an unknown date until 2005. During this time, they developed systems for national information storage and gained knowledge in accounting functions. From 2005 to 2011, Graham served as a Marketing Officer at the Workers' Educational Association.

In 2011, Graham joined the London Borough of Camden as a Business Analysis Support Officer. Graham worked there for an unknown duration before moving on to WaterAid in January 2012. At WaterAid, Graham worked as a Marketing Selections Officer until July 2013, after which they took on the role of Systems and Process Analyst until May 2016. From May 2016 until October 2018, Graham served as the Systems Development Manager at WaterAid. Currently, they hold the position of Data Warehouse Architect at WaterAid.

Graham Marsh earned their Bachelor of Arts degree in International Development from the University of Leeds, completing their studies from 1998 to 2001. Graham then pursued a Postgraduate Diploma in Development Management from The Open University, where they were enrolled from 2005 to 2014. In 2007 to 2008, Graham obtained a Professional Diploma in Marketing from the CIM | The Chartered Institute of Marketing. Additionally, they obtained certifications in various subjects, including Foundations of Development Policy from MITx on edX in December 2015 and Game Theory from Coursera in February 2013.