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Showing posts with label change management. Show all posts
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Project Manager - Baker Tilly

Who: Baker Tilly

What: Project Manager, Change Management

Responsibilities:

  • Manage and develop change management strategies and plans aligned to core change management methodology 
  • Integrate appropriate change management techniques into established plans 
  • Execute change management plan(s) and associated activities including stakeholder analysis and management, organizational readiness assessments, change impact analysis, communications and training 
  • Work as the overall advocate to various stakeholders relative to implications of the future state on strategy, people, process and technology 
  • Deploy change management techniques (e.g. communication, training, focus groups and many more techniques) to assist in the transition to the future state 
  • Work as the overall advocate to various stakeholders relative to implications of the future state on strategy, people, process and technology. 
  • Lead the identification of organizational change risks and, collaboratively with stakeholders, develop mitigation approaches 
  • Gather and analyze detailed information about the process design and the impact on the roles and the organizations affected. 
  • Understand the significance of changes to provide recommendations regarding expected organization impacts, and how to prepare the organization 
  • Manage the delivery of end-user training, communications and subsequent follow-up activities, including effectiveness assessment 
  • Generate and maintain advocacy at the executive level of the respective organizations and stakeholder buy-in for the implementation project 
  • Support the impacted businesses with information and detailed frameworks, where appropriate, to ensure that they can conduct the necessary activities to minimize organizational risks 
  • Measure effectiveness of change management plans and make adjustments where necessary

Qualifications