The Adecco Group
Project Manager - Digital Transformation & Change

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Job Title: Project Manager - Digital Transformation & Change
Location: Warwick (2/3 days per week onsite) / Hybrid
Contract: 9 months initial (strong likelihood of extension)
Are you a confident project leader with a knack for building relationships and driving change? Do you thrive in a dynamic environment, where your ability to communicate and collaborate can make a real impact? If so, we want YOU to join our client’s team as a Project Manager!
Key Responsibilities:
As a Project Manager, you will:
- Drive Project Management Excellence: Define project scope, objectives, and success measures while managing plans, dependencies, and stakeholder communications. Ensure alignment with strategic business objectives and operational requirements.
- Engage Stakeholders & Manage Change: Build robust relationships across the organisation, engaging key stakeholders and decision-makers. Facilitate workshops and develop engagement plans that inspire stakeholder support for programme objectives.
- Develop Digital Solutions: Collaborate with business, technology, and operational teams to define requirements for a scalable digital demand management solution. Evaluate current processes and support solution design and implementation.
- Communicate with Impact: Create high-quality executive presentations and strategic communications that translate complex information into clear narratives. Influence decision-making and secure stakeholder buy-in through compelling storytelling.
- Establish Governance & Reporting: Set up governance frameworks and monitor programme performance against objectives. Produce regular status updates, risk assessments, and executive reports to keep everyone informed.
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Who We’re Looking For:
The ideal candidate will possess:
- Proven experience delivering complex, cross-functional transformation programmes.
- Strong project management skills and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders.
- A track record in leading business process improvement and organisational change initiatives.
- Exceptional communication skills, with the ability to develop compelling presentations for executives.
- Excellent stakeholder management and influencing capabilities.


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