Manage multiple complex business change projects in the financial services and insurance sectors. Responsibilities include planning, monitoring, reporting, risk and conflict management, stakeholder engagement, third-party oversight, budget management, team leadership, and delivery of cross-functional projects. The role requires knowledge of Agile and Scrum, banking products and competitors, and banking regulatory frameworks.
Job Description
Business Change Project Manager
London and Surrounding
£550-£650 per day or £75-90k basic + bonus and benefits
6 - 12 months
Must have extensive Business Change and financial services Experience.
Our client, a Consultant business based in London, is seeking an ambitious Change Project Manager to join their Delivery team.
Essential skills and experience
- 7 years+ project management experience with at least 2 of those years spent within the Insurance sector
- Detailed knowledge of a variety of project methodologies, planning processes and techniques
- Significant experience of monitoring and reporting in a project environment
- Experience of managing multiple projects at least 6 months in length with £1m+ budgets
- Experience delivering medium cross-functional business change projects
- Experience of resolving conflicts within project environments
- Experience of delivering on complex, diverse, ambiguous and high value projects
- Complex stakeholder management
- Detailed knowledge of project constraints and complexity
- Detailed knowledge of risk management principles and their impacts on projects
- Management of teams of a minimum of 5 people
- Successful third party management
- Effective operating within uncertain and changeable environments
- Personally managing 2+ projects of the above characteristics
- Knowledge and experience of Agile and ideally Scrum
- Knowledge of the banking market, products and competitors
- Knowledge of banking regulatory and legislatory frameworks
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