Senior Manager, Communications
Senior Manager, Communications
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Partner with IFS functions to translate priorities into audience-focused messages
- Develop audience-specific plans and materials translating technical content for employees, managers and leaders
- Maintain an integrated communications calendar, flag dependencies and avoid information overload
- Coordinate with Internal Communications team and CEO office to prioritize overlapping messages
- Manage change initiative communications: articulate case for change, milestones, impacts and required actions
- Create stakeholder maps, audience readiness plans, channels, dependencies and approvals
- Produce leadership messages, emails, intranet content, FAQs, talking points, presentations and manager toolkits
- Advise sponsors and managers on change, collect feedback, and prepare updates and FAQsDraft and edit multi-channel content and determine channels and cadence by audience needs
- Equip leaders to explain changes consistently and gather team feedback
- Apply confidential handling and approvals processes for sensitive communications
- Lead AI-enabled optimization: use approved tools for drafting, editing and segmentation
- Ensure accuracy, bias, confidentiality and brand fit in AI outputs
- Plan, measure and improve communications across reach, understanding, engagement and adoption
- Share templates and best practices to improve team quality and efficiency
- Own quality and timing of communications within workstreams
- Balance audience needs with priorities, timelines and resources
- Apply advanced communications expertise and responsible AI methods
- Innovate in change management to reach diverse legacy businesses
- Be a trusted partner to leaders and anticipate needs
- Promote collaboration and knowledge sharing across regions and functions
- Model accountability, inclusivity and discretion; coach colleagues
- Work independently and collaboratively
- Key requirements5–8 years of experience in internal, corporate or change communications in a complex organization
- Experience supporting transformation or cross-functional programs with multiple stakeholders
- Strong writing, editing and message development skills; ability to simplify technical content for various audiences
- Experience producing leader communications and multi-channel content under tight deadlines
- Practical experience using AI tools to improve research, drafting, audience adaptation and workflow efficiency with strong human review
- Strong planning and project management skills including stakeholder mapping, approvals, risk tracking and prioritization
- Ability to use audience feedback and channel data to assess effectiveness and improve delivery
- Sound judgment and discretion handling sensitive matters for senior stakeholders
- Curiosity about innovative tooling in communications (AI, automation, technology)
- Experience in professional services, financial services or a complex global matrix (preferred)
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