Venesky-Brown’s client, a public sector organisation (blue light service)with various locations across Scotland, is currently looking to recruit a Programme Manager for an initial 12 month contract on a rate of £500/day (Outside IR35). This role will be mainly remote working, with potentially the occasional couple of days in the office from time to time.
Responsibilities
Lead a nationally significant transformation programme on behalf of the organisation.
Manage delivery of multiple interdependent workstreams.
Coordinate activity across all Directorates and operational functions.
Manage significant capital and revenue programme budgets.
Report directly to the Programme Board and Senior Responsible Owner.
Coordinate internal and external resources involved in programme delivery.
Oversee programme governance, assurance, benefit realisation and transition planning.
Essential Skills
Degree-qualified or equivalent relevant professional experience.
Recognised Programme or Project Management qualification (MSP, PRINCE2 Practitioner, APM PMQ or equivalent).
Significant experience leading large-scale programmes or complex organisational change initiatives.
Experience of programme governance and assurance within a large organisation.
Experience of managing substantial budgets and financial controls.
Experience engaging with senior executives and external stakeholders.
Experience of strategic risk and dependency management.
Experience of supplier and contract management.
Experience of producing reports and presentations for Board-level audiences.
Excellent programme and project management skills.
Strong strategic thinking and analytical ability.
Excellent communication and influencing skills.
Strong negotiation and stakeholder management capability.
Ability to manage competing priorities in complex environments.
Strong financial and commercial awareness.
Excellent leadership and team development skills.
Desirable Skills
MSP Practitioner qualification.
Experience of nationally governed programmes.
Experience of business change and organisational readiness programmes.
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