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Director, M&A Technology Service Delivery Lead β Major UK Media & Entertainment Group π London / Leeds / Manchester (Hybrid, 2β3 days on-site) Β· π Full-time Β· π 3-year fixed-term contract
A leading UK media and entertainment organisation is undergoing a significant structural separation and is hiring a Director-level leader to own the technology side of the transition.
This is a high-visibility role at the centre of a complex corporate carve-out. You'll lead the technology separation, operationalise Transitional Service Agreements (TSAs), and manage the delivery of critical tech services throughout a 24β36 month transition window β safeguarding the business commercially while keeping services running.
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What you'll do
- Lead technology separation and divested-entity stand-up from pre-close through to exit
- Build and run the operational framework for pre-drafted TSAs, managing end-to-end delivery
- Enforce commercial schedules, SLAs, and contracts to protect against scope creep and stranded costs
- Navigate complex stakeholder relationships across legal, commercial, security, and infrastructure teams
What you'll bring
- Proven track record leading complex technology separations, carve-outs, or TSA delivery management
- Strong commercial and legal governance experience β managing and enforcing contracts, schedules, and SLAs
- Broad technology literacy across infrastructure, cyber security, enterprise applications, and ITSM/ITIL
- Resilience and discretion to operate through a protracted regulatory phase


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Nice to have
- Background in media, entertainment, broadcast, telecoms, or other heavily regulated tech environments
- Familiarity with production / streaming content business models
Purely hands-on technical profiles without commercial and legal governance experience aren't a fit for this one.
Interested? Send your CV to hr@divogue.net or message me directly. Salary competitive and commensurate with experience.
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