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Change Programme Manager

Change Programme Manager (PR/CR/013864) England

Salary: GBP80000 - GBP80001 per month

In line with the ambitions across the Higher Education landscape, this University is undergoing a period of dynamic change so that it better equips its students and staff to thrive and succeed in their chosen futures.

This process of change is built upon a sound financial footing, supported by the whole University community and is being conducted in a clear, thoughtful, and systematic way.

There is now a need to appoint a Programme Manager working to the highest levels to guide and support major change programmes within the Institution to include the implementation of the University’s new strategy.

The Opportunity

 

  • Lead on significant programme & change management and be responsible for their methodology and governance, reporting on their progress and achievements
  • Create and maintain an organisational strategic programme plan, utilising it to inform the strategic programme board on organisational change capacity
  • Take ownership for establishing a major projects oversight group, chaired by the Vice-Chancellor, liaising with a broad range of stakeholders across the landscape
  • Facilitate the prioritisation of identified programmes and projects; oversee their delivery and create awareness of interdependencies within and between areas of activity
  • Ensure programmes and projects are on plan, within budgeted costs, and to the agreed scope and quality

 Background and Experience

  •  Strong track record of leading and delivering change programmes in fast paced, rapidly developing organisations operating in turbulent markets   
  • Significant experience of managing large and complex programmes / projects and overseeing several concurrent strands of activity successfully
  • Previous experience of building excellent working relationships with senior stakeholders, up to Board level, across other disciplines within a multi-organisation landscape
  • Ability to balance good relationship skills with a structured approach and the ability to have difficult conversations if needed, for example, if a project requires attention
  • High level of energy, strong intellect and gravitas, coupled with well-developed communication skills; proven ability in building effective and successful relationships with academics and administrators
  • Educated to degree level or significant equivalent relevant experience

 

 

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