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EMEA Transformation Process Managerš
Salary: £90k - £95k
Location: Surrey (4 days a week in office)
š The Opportunity
As EMEA Transformation Process Manager, you'll lead the delivery of enterprise-wide transformation initiatives that improve performance, strengthen end-to-end processes, and enable future growth.
You'll sit within the EMEA leadership team, acting as a trusted partner to senior stakeholders across multiple geographies and functions. This is a highly visible role to challenge existing thinking, influence decision making, and help shape the future operating model.
With responsibility for a team of four direct reports, you'll combine strategic leadership with hands on execution, personally driving critical programmes while developing the capability of those around you.
āļø What You'll Be Doing
- Leading complex, cross-functional transformation programmes from design through to implementation, adoption and value realisation.
- Improving the sustainability and effectiveness of end-to-end business processes across EMEA.
- Partnering with senior leaders to prioritise transformation initiatives aligned to strategic objectives.
- Embedding robust governance, performance metrics and continuous improvement routines to ensure lasting impact.
- Leveraging digital solutions, automation and emerging technologies, including AI, to unlock new opportunities and accelerate business performance.
- Building strong relationships across diverse markets and functions to drive alignment and overcome resistance to change.
- Coaching and developing a high-performing transformation team while fostering a culture of accountability, agility and delivery excellence.
- Helping define the future direction of the transformation agenda and broader Global Business Services operating model.
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You'll have the opportunity to:
- Shape the future of transformation across EMEA.
- Lead programmes that directly impact business performance.
- Drive the adoption of innovative technologies and new ways of working.
- Expand your international exposure and leadership capability.
- Partner with senior stakeholders and challenge conventional thinking.


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šEssentials
- Proven experience leading transformation, process improvement or change initiatives within a complex, matrixed organisation.
- Experience operating across multiple countries and cultures within the EMEA region.
- You must have worked within the FMCG sector.
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