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The ERP Project Manager is a core team member of the Information Services department whose primary mission is to help in the definition of projects as well as provide project leadership, management and oversight to the organization's portfolio of projects with a focus on ERP initiatives.
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6+ years of experience in any of the following: Customer Success, Account Management/Sales, Consulting, Product Training and Enablement, Project Management, or Change Management.
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The Organizational Change Management (OCM) Manager will play a key role delivering successful client engagements by ensuring change initiatives meet project objectives on time and on budget and increase employee adoption and usage.
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Minimum of ten (10) years of project/program management experience in the areas of logistics, human capital, change management, training, organizational development, and strategic communications.
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We are seeking a Senior PMO Change Management Project Manager to support Change Management in our growing Global Portfolio Management Office (PMO) team.
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Human Capital: Change Management, Learning & Development, Organizational Design. IT Strategy: Project Management, IT Strategy & Planning, IT Governance, IT Methodology & Processes.
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Operational Excellence: Process Engineering & Optimization, Project/Program Management, Business Analysis. Customer Interaction: Customer Experience, Customer Insight, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tools.
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Our project types include providing decision support through insights and analytics for new product planning, launch strategy, portfolio / disease area strategy, and organizational strategy / change management.
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Finance Transformation (Planning, Financial Reporting, EPM, Program/Project Management, Change Management, Financial Systems Integration) Financial Process automation, standardization, organizational consolidation (e.g. Creating, Defining Finance Centers of Excellence, automating processes through robotics or applied intelligence, machine learning.
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Working closely with cross-functional team members from Marketing, Sales, Manufacturing, Research & Development, Quality, Finance, Procurement, and Customer Service & Logistic, the Product Change Manager provides perspective for the execution of project timelines and processes.
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The Organizational Change Manager maintains a broad understanding of project activities assigned to them and processes to apply a structured organizational change management (OCM) approach and methodology for the impact on personnel.
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Moss Adams is looking for a Change Manager who can lead organizational change management efforts on key initiatives within strategic areas of the firm. As a Change Manager, you will develop change management plans for key initiatives, with support and oversight from the Change Management Senior Manager, working collaboratively with project sponsors, project teams, and other stakeholders throughout the firm; both leading and executing the work of change management.
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Provides administrative oversight over a regional team of Resident Construction Engineers, FacilitiesProject Manager II, Facilities Project Manager I, Assistant Project Manager, Facilities ServicesCoordinator, administrative, and Contract Professional staff by monitoring their performance in themanagement of assigned construction, modernization, and repair projects.
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This role will be part of the firm’s Change Management team aligned with our Enterprise Business Transformation group, working on projects of varying complexity in close partnership with internal clients, including leaders within our service lines of business and functional departments.
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As an OCM Advisory Group Manager (Senior Manager level), you will lead our Organizational Change Management Advisory practice in the West Region, working closely with North America leaders to develop and grow our regional group.
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