I am looking for a Business Change Manager to support a major programme of business and operational change, working in a multi-site operation for an expanding company in the healthcare sector.
The role will work across project teams and the wider business, ensuring changes to people, processes, systems and ways of working are successfully implemented, adopted and embedded. The successful Business Change Manager will have experience of winning the hearts and minds of diverse sets of operational stakeholders across multiple sites.
My client also required a recognised change management qualification, such as:
You'll also need strong practical experience of delivering business change, stakeholder engagement and adoption within a complex organisation. Experience of process improvement, process mapping and BPMN/UML would be beneficial.
This represents a fantasic opportunity for an experienced Change Manager looking to play a key role in delivering and embedding meaningful organisational change in a complex organisation. You will be the first person to join the business in a change management capacity, meaning you will have real influence and autonomy over the wider business.
This is an urgent role, so please apply early to avoid disappointment.
Key words: "Business Change Manager", "impact assessment", "stakeholder management", "business process", "process maps", PMO, "Process Improvement", workshops
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