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Program Manager

London
£70k – £80k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Programme Manager – Business Change (People & Process)

£70,000 - £80,000 + Exceptional Benefits
Central London | Hybrid Working

TRIA is partnering with a prestigious, values-led organisation to recruit an experienced Programme Manager to lead high-profile business change programmes that will shape the future of the organisation.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established Business Change function delivering complex transformation across people, process and technology. You'll work alongside an experienced portfolio team, leading strategic programmes with real organisational impact while engaging and influencing senior stakeholders at Executive and Board level.

The Opportunity

You'll take ownership of large-scale, enterprise-wide programmes from initiation through to successful delivery and business adoption. Working across multiple business functions, you'll ensure change is delivered effectively, benefits are realised and programmes remain aligned to strategic objectives.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Leading complex business change programmes from inception through to operational handover.
  • Providing strategic leadership across programme planning, governance, delivery and benefits realisation.
  • Owning programme risks, issues, dependencies, budgets and resource planning.
  • Building trusted relationships with Executive and Board-level stakeholders, providing clear reporting and strategic direction.
  • Leading and influencing cross-functional, matrix-managed teams to deliver successful outcomes.
  • Managing programme budgets ranging from £250k to £10m.
  • Overseeing third-party suppliers and ensuring strong commercial and delivery governance.
  • Driving continuous improvement across programme management practices and delivery standards.

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About You

You'll be an accomplished Programme Manager with a proven track record of delivering complex business change across large, matrix organisations. Equally comfortable setting strategic direction as you are navigating delivery challenges, you'll be a confident communicator with the credibility to influence at every level.

We're looking for experience in:

  • End-to-end delivery of large-scale business change programmes.
  • Enterprise transformation across people, process and technology.
  • Strong programme governance, planning, risk and dependency management.
  • Senior stakeholder engagement, including Executive and Board-level reporting.
  • Leading matrix teams across multiple workstreams and disciplines.
  • Budget ownership and supplier management.
  • Delivering change within structured programme environments.

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MSP and PRINCE2 experience is essential, with certification highly desirable.

What's On Offer

  • £70,000 - £80,000 salary.
  • 30 days annual leave plus Christmas shutdown.
  • Outstanding pension contribution.
  • Flexible hybrid working.
  • A collaborative, high-performing Business Change team delivering meaningful organisational transformation.
  • The opportunity to play a key role in shaping major strategic programmes with genuine visibility and influence.

If you're an experienced Programme Manager who enjoys leading large-scale business change and wants to make a tangible impact within a highly respected organisation, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply today with your latest CV, highlighting your experience delivering complex business change and transformation programmes.

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Skills

Programme Management
Business Change
Enterprise Transformation
Stakeholder Engagement
Programme Governance
Risk Management
Budget Management
Supplier Management
Matrix Team Leadership
Benefits Realisation
Strategic Planning
MSP
PRINCE2

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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