Remote Program Manager - Power Distribution
Remote Program Manager - Power Distribution
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Responsible for measuring and developing the project manager's abilities and effectiveness through KPI's and setting core competencies in accordance with corporate governance.
- Work closely with cross-functional teams to ensure smooth project implementation and customer satisfaction.
- Attend industry events, conferences, and networking opportunities to enhance the company's visibility.
- Serve as a mentor and coach to other project managers, offering guidance and support.
- Program Planning and Strategy:
- Oversees project managers in the delivery of all program-related projects in accordance with the contractual agreement, scope, schedule, and budget of the project.
- Oversee the planning, scheduling, and execution of all phases of projects within the designated program in accordance with project management processes, policies, guidelines, and corporate governance.
- Develop and monitor high-level project workflows, validate project scopes, and collaborate on project priorities.
- Oversees the creation of proposals, kickoff meetings, and discovery calls.
- Program Monitoring and Reporting:
- Prepare, review, and approve project change orders and/or correction actions in collaboration with the client, Project Engineer(s), and Operations Manager.
- Provide program cost forecasting over the life of the project or program.
- Program Closure:
- Ensure the successful closure of the program, including finalizing all program activities, obtaining acceptance from stakeholders, and conducting post-program evaluations.
- Document lessons learned and share best practices with the organization.
- Communication:
- Maintain clear and consistent communication with program stakeholders, including executive leadership, project managers, and cross-functional teams.
- Provide regular program updates to management and stakeholders.
- Resolve conflicts and facilitate effective communication within the program team.
- Liaises between project members, cross-functional teams, external vendors, and other stakeholders to ensure deliverables, requirements, schedules, cost, and meeting plans are communicated.
- Accountable for contractual correspondence and communication with all stakeholders, including identification and reporting of risks, liabilities, and opportunities.
- Risk Management:· Identify potential risks and issues that may impact project success and develop risk mitigation plans and contingency strategies. Monitor and manage risks throughout the project life cycle.
- Budget Management:· Manage Program level P&L reporting.
- Customer/Client Relationship Management:
- Build and maintain strong relationships with existing clients, understanding their needs and providing exceptional service.
- Build relationships with Sr. Leadership within the customer organization.
- Build an understanding of the customer's organizational structure and decision-making process.
- Identify and understand client challenges, propose solutions, and tailor product/service offerings accordingly.
- Conduct thorough market research to stay informed about industry trends, customer preferences, and competitor activities.
- Lead Program update calls and in-person meetings with external clients.
- Monitor and manage expectations of communication between staff and external clients.
- Develop and execute a strategic plan to identify and target new business opportunities in the market.
- Collaborate with the sales team to develop sales strategies, set targets, and achieve revenue goals.
- Prepare and deliver compelling presentations and proposals to potential customers.
- Negotiate contracts and terms of agreements with clients, ensuring a win-win outcome for both parties.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of sales activities and client interactions in the CRM system.
- Keep abreast of the company's product/service offerings, updates, and enhancements.
- Other duties as assigned.
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