Archived listing. The details below describe a past opening.
Key Responsibilities
Change Strategy, Framework & Governance
• Own and continuously refine the global OCM strategy, framework and playbook, calibrated to the fact that the template is already proven - the emphasis shifts from co-design to deployment, standardisation and adoption velocity.
• Define the change governance model: RACI across global program, divisional and country layers; escalation paths; decision rights on local deviation requests; and integration into the overall program governance cadence.
• Establish and maintain the wave-based change roadmap, sequencing change activity against the deployment calendar, cutover milestones and business seasonality (financial close, peak production, hiring cycles).
• Codify a repeatable "OCM in a box" deployment kit - templates, checklists, timelines and assets - so each successive wave is faster and less dependent on central effort than the last.
• Define change quality gates at each SAP Activate phase (Prepare, Explore, Realize, Deploy, Run) and act as gatekeeper for go/no-go readiness sign-off from a people-readiness perspective.
Required Qualifications & Experience:
• 10+ years in organisational change management, with a minimum of 5 years leading OCM on large-scale enterprise SAP transformations.
• Demonstrable experience of at least two full-lifecycle SAP S/4HANA implementations and at least one SAP SuccessFactors implementation (any combination of Employee Central, Recruiting, Performance & Goals, Learning, Succession & Development, Compensation).
• Proven track record on multi-country, template-based rollouts - specifically the deployment phase, not only initial template design.
• Direct experience building and running a distributed Change Agent or change champion network as the primary delivery mechanism, including through client employees who do not report to the incumbent.
• Experience operating across diverse cultural and regulatory environments; comfort with matrixed, politically complex client organisations