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Create and oversee the execution of detailed communication and change management plans, including timelines, content development, programmatic elements and distribution channels. Global Partners is currently seeking a highly skilled and experienced Change Management Communications Specialist to spearhead the communication efforts for pivotal enterprise-wide projects.
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With strong thought leadership and expertise in change management methodologies, the role will be an instrumental player on a core team charged with driving successful transformation of a critical enterprise capability.
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The Senior Project Manager, Change Management, will report to the Executive Director of Organizational Readiness (Organizational Change Management) for Business Excellence and will contribute through both subjective matter expertise in Change Management as well as proficiency in complex project management.
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7-10 years’ experience in communications agency, strategy or consulting roles leading strategic communications and change management. Ability to act as a change management evangelist: You are highly productive, independent, creative, focused and enjoy researching new trends.
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The Trainer is a member of the Adoption & Change Management team, working with project delivery in a customer-facing role. In this role, you will work closely with the Adoption & Change Management Consultants and overall project team to ensure customer satisfaction by providing exceptional end user training.
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Amazon is looking for a Senior Program Manager with a strong delivery record and proven project management experience to own strategic, tactical, cross-functional and technology projects and programs across multiple verticals.
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Graduate degree in change management or communications-related field. Oversees engagement of agency support (e.g. design) and contract support for flexing communications and change management delivery resource.
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Minimum ten years of recent experience in business operations, change management, or program management in a professional services environment; related skills such as management consulting, organizational development, process improvement, Tax, and/or strategy are a plus.
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Collaborate with L&D to develop enablement (learning) programs for leaders, employees and general awareness for change management. Experience delivering change management or project management strategy in a matrix organization or via consulting.
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Experience: Minimum of 10 years of experience in change management, organizational development, or related fields, with at least 5 years in a leadership role. Continuous Improvement: Foster a culture of continuous improvement by identifying opportunities for enhancing change management processes and practices.
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Review IT processes and policies (Incident, capacity, performance and change management, user, and back up policy) as part of new solution or continuous improvement. Experience Implementing change management requests.
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