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Global Benefits Consultant

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Exciting opportunity to join’s fast-growing Global Benefits Management (GBM) team and work with some of the world’s leading multinational organisations.
As part of our Integrated & Global Services (IGS) business, you’ll help clients navigate complex global benefits and total rewards challenges across multiple geographies, cultures, and regulatory environments.
This role offers the chance to lead and deliver strategic global health and risk benefits projects for multinational clients, working closely with international colleagues and subject matter experts across the business. Based in the UK, this is a fantastic opportunity to gain global exposure, work on high-profile client engagements, and be part of an innovative and collaborative consulting team.
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- Manage multiple client engagements.
- Coordinate client delivery teams, providing guidance and training to junior team members as needed, and take responsibility for client deliverables.
- Provide clients with expertise and advice on global health, risk and other benefits.
- Establish a trusted relationship with clients and provide consistent, superior project delivery.
- Manage large International consulting client engagements:
- Coordinate teams and promote effective working
- Develop plans for execution of large, global engagements
- Ensure project managers are maintaining team progress against goals
- Contribute to the development of new tools and approaches related to global consulting.
- Build relationships internally and collaborate effectively on cross-functional and cross-regional teams.
- Partnering with regional/ local Health & Benefits, International consultants and regional/local geography teams
- Build relationships with internal and external sources to maximize the activity on key target accounts
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