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Talent Development Program Manager

London
£400 – £500/day
Posted about 11 hours ago
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Talent Development Program Manager – London/Hybrid

Daily rate: £400 - £500
Duration: 12-month
Start: ASAP
Hybrid: 2 – 3 days

My client is looking for a proactive, creative Talent Development Program Manager to own end-to-end delivery of scaled talent development programs across the EMEA region (20+ countries; ~5,000 employees). This is a 12-month secondment-cover position based in London with the potential to convert to a permanent role for the right candidate.

Key responsibilities

  • End-to-end program management: Plan, coordinate and deliver global and regional talent development programs and events (logistics, vendor/event agency management, venues, scheduling).
  • Stakeholder management: Partner with Talent Development partners, HR business partners, change management teams, senior leaders and global teams to align program objectives and delivery.
  • Experience design: Support creation and optimization of the learner experience across program touchpoints (communications, onboarding into programs, session design, follow-up).
  • Communications & marketing: Build and execute comms plans to drive awareness and attendance; manage internal promotion of programs.
  • Measurement & reporting: Define success metrics, track attendance/engagement, evaluate program impact and communicate results to stakeholders.
  • Process excellence: Implement and improve systems, processes and operational standards (e.g., registration, budgeting, vendor processes, LMS workflows).
  • Tools & technology: Operate existing learning tools and be comfortable experimenting with AI-driven development approaches; identify opportunities for tooling improvements.
  • Budgeting & commercial: Manage program budgets, forecast needs and raise budget discussions for exceptional hires or requirements.
  • Multi-tasking & autonomy: Juggle multiple concurrent programs and priorities, work independently and move quickly in a dispersed team.
  • Additional: Support ad-hoc requests, contribute to talent reviews/top talent programs when required.

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  • Team is dispersed; ability to work autonomously and manage remote stakeholders is essential.

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Must-have

  • Minimum 5 years’ relevant experience in talent development, learning & development, or a closely related field.
  • Demonstrated experience managing scaled programs across multiple stakeholder groups in a complex/matrixed organization.
  • Strong project management skills with experience coordinating events, vendors and multi-stakeholder delivery.
  • Excellent stakeholder and senior-leader facing communication skills.
  • Proven ability to design and improve learner experiences (communications, engagement strategies, post-program measurement).
  • Comfortable with learning technologies and with using AI tools or a demonstrated curiosity to adopt AI in learning approaches.
  • Strong organisational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities with tight timelines.
  • Based in (or able to work from) London.

Nice-to-have

  • Experience with an LMS administration and common L&D technology tools.
  • Experience in designing supportive processes and operational improvements.
  • Prior experience in a global matrix organization or with cross-regional program rollouts.
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Skills

Program Management
Talent Development
Stakeholder Management
Experience Design
Communications Planning
Measurement & Reporting
Process Excellence
LMS Administration
Budget Management
Project Management
AI Tools
Vendor Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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