Lee Martin
Deputy Director, IRS, Office of Professional Responsibility
Lee D. Martin is the Deputy Director, Office of Professional Responsibility. Prior to this Lee was the Director, Enterprise Networks Operations in the Information Technology organization. In this role, Lee was responsible for providing executive leadership over the operations and maintenance of the enterprise network infrastructure, while working closely with IT executives to ensure delivery of a world-class converged network and high quality services. Prior to joining the IRS, Lee held management positions with AT&T as Assistant Vice President-Project Management; Vice President-Information Systems/Chief Technologist of SBC Interactive – SmartPages.com, an on-line Directory Service and Regional VP - Frame/ATM Provisioning Service Operations responsible for Ordering, Design, Provisioning, Maintenance and Repair of high-speed Data Services across SBC’s territory. Lee also has an extensive background in Billing and Collections with SBC where he played a key strategic role at TelCel in Mexico City and Cable Northwest in Preston, England.
Lee has an MBA from Webster University in St. Louis and a BS degree with dual majors in Math and Chemistry from Friends University. He is a Certified Project Management Professional and Six Sigma Green Belt. Lee was a recipient of the 2006 AT&T Excellence in Project Management Achievement Award for Leadership. Lee has received two NOVA Achievement Awards from Southwestern Bell for innovations to the business.
Lee has an MBA from Webster University in St. Louis and a BS degree with dual majors in Math and Chemistry from Friends University. He is a Certified Project Management Professional and Six Sigma Green Belt. Lee was a recipient of the 2006 AT&T Excellence in Project Management Achievement Award for Leadership. Lee has received two NOVA Achievement Awards from Southwestern Bell for innovations to the business.
Appearances
Identification19DateNovember 4, 2014Virtually all difficult ethical problems arise from conflicts between a practitioner's responsibilities to clients, to the tax system, and to the pactitioner's own interest in remaining an ethical and professional earning a satisfactory living…Speakers
Deputy Director, IRS, Office of Professional ResponsibilityShareholder, Los Angeles, CA, Chamberlain HrdlickaKip Dellinger, CPASenior Tax Partner, Cooper Moss Resnick Klein & Co LLP$49Standard Price
Identification19DateNovember 4, 2014Virtually all difficult ethical problems arise from conflicts between a practitioner's responsibilities to clients, to the tax system, and to the pactitioner's own interest in remaining an ethical and professional earning a satisfactory living…Speakers
Shareholder, Los Angeles, CA, Chamberlain HrdlickaDeputy Director, IRS, Office of Professional ResponsibilityKip Dellinger, CPASenior Tax Partner, Cooper Moss Resnick Klein & Co LLP
