Change Managers

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strategic business solutionsPortland (ME)
Project Management SpecialistsOther Management Consulting Services

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Change ManagerStrategic Business Solutions is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified candidates, regardless of race, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, or any other protected characteristic. We believe in fair hiring practices and a work environment that values respect, equity, and opportunity for all.Summary: The Change Manager supports the successful adoption of new technologies, business processes, and regulatory initiatives within by applying structured change management methodologies. This role helps stakeholders navigate change by developing communication, training, and engagement strategies that foster smooth transitions and measurable business outcomes.Responsibilities and Qualifications will vary based on the project.Key Responsibilities:Develop and execute change management plans for major utility projects (e.g., SAP upgrades, infrastructure programs, customer engagement tools).Conduct stakeholder assessments and readiness analyses.Partner with project managers and BAs to integrate change management into project delivery.Create training programs, job aids, and user guides.Design and deliver targeted communications across business units.Measure adoption, track resistance, and report effectiveness to leadership.Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Business, Communications, HR, or related field.510 years of change management or organizational development experience.Prosci or similar certification preferred.Experience in utilities, energy, or other regulated industries a strong plus.Excellent communication, facilitation, and stakeholder engagement skills.Experience with one or more: SAP, GIS, Enterprise Asset Management, Customer Lifecycle Management, Cybersecurity, Infrastructure & Network, OT & Gas Controls or utility operations systems a plus.

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