Transformation Programme Manager

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lawrence harveyEl Paso (TX)

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Manager

SALARY

€230k

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About the role

A household name in the Professional Services sector are expanding their Global Delivery Service team, with a Transformation Programme Manager. As a Transformation Programme Manager, you will be responsible for delivering a number of back-office transformation programmes to 400,000+ users, across multiple business units and countries. Having extensive experience of delivering complex, global programmes is essential. You'll need to sell concepts and influence stakeholders from differing cultural backgrounds, whilst navigating an organisation that lacks governance. If you're a Programme Manager, who loves grabbing large programmes and delivering them successfully, despite the challenges, then this is for you! This is a permanent role, which is majoratively remote, with occasional travel (US and internationally).You'll be expected to have: A strong background in Project and Programme Management. Delivered multiple, complex, global programmes, end-to-end. Excellent stakeholder management skills - able to communicate effectively with stakeholders across varying geographies (US, Canada, UK, Europe, etc).Experience delivering back-office transformation projects (ERP, infrastructure etc).Managed nearshore, offshore and 3rd party resources to effectively deliver programmes. An expert knowledge of IT governance. Excellent communication skills.
Role: Transformation Programme Manager
Salary: Up to €230k (depending on location)
Location: Mostly remote, with occasional travel
For immediate consideration, please click apply and Zak Harvey will be in touch shortly. Lawrence Harvey are one of the leading technology recruitment specialists globally. As highly competent consultants, we are consistently building on the excellent reputation that we have already established in technology recruitment. We work in partnership with our clients and candidates building a relationship through understanding so that we can ensure that we are always delivering to their needs.

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