Lead, GBAI Strategy and Insights
googleWhite Plains (NY)
Lead, GBAI Strategy and Insights
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googleWhite Plains (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
Before applying for this role, please read the following information about this opportunity found below. In this role you drive cross‑functional strategic initiatives within Google’s Global Business Applied AI portfolio, collaborating with senior leaders to unlock value from internal tools. You will structure large, complex programs and push for operational excellence through change management and process improvements. You’ll craft clear communications for stakeholders and Google Ads sellers, helping to align business goals with tooling and analytics. This position sits at the intersection of product, operations, and governance, shaping initiatives that enable customer success at scale. Compensation / Benefitsbonus target (15%)equitybenefits
Responsibilities:
Lead strategic initiatives across the global organization and drive cross‑functional programs.
Structure and execute large, complex projects with clear outcomes and milestones.
Identify opportunities to boost user value through change management, removing inefficiencies, and improving operations.
Develop clear, concise communications for business stakeholders and Google Ads sellers.
Collaborate with product leads, engineering, marketing, risk, compliance, legal, and finance to deliver integrated solutions.
Key requirements:
6 years of experience in management consulting, sales operations, business strategy, or corporate advisory. xhqgsiq Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.excellent verbal and written communicationstrong problem-solving and analytical thinkingability to communicate with multiple stakeholders across leadership and teamsdata modelingcreating complex data setsreporting
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