Assistant Director of Change and ProgrammesLocation: Hybrid (London - 2 days per week)Salary: £90,000 - £100,000 + benefitsType: 12-18 Month FTCOrganisation: Leading UK Membership BodyOverviewThis is a unique opportunity to join a high-impact, values-driven UK membership body as Assistant Director of Change and Programmes. You will lead the planning, execution, and assurance of transformational programmes-most notably within Fitness to Practise (FtP) and the organisation-wide Modernisation of Systems (MOTS) initiative.As the driving force behind major programmes, you'll play a pivotal role in shaping and delivering a portfolio of high-priority change initiatives that underpin the organisation's refreshed corporate strategy. You will lead the delivery of two major internal programmes, working closely with stakeholders and C-suite executives to understand their priorities, provide regular progress updates, and offer strategic insight into how best to drive these programmes forward.Key Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate the end-to-end delivery of major transformation programmes (FtP and MOTS), aligning them with strategic goals and capacity constraints.
Work closely with executive leaders, including the Executive Director for Professional Regulation and the Executive Board, to prioritise and sequence initiatives.
Oversee programme planning, delivery assurance, and risk management, ensuring transparency, strong governance, and evidence-based decision-making.
Develop and maintain robust programme and change delivery frameworks-ensuring outputs are on time, on budget, and deliver measurable benefits.
Manage dependencies, risks, and escalations within the FtP portfolio and, when required, collaborate with the Head of the Portfolio Office to align with wider organisational priorities.
Lead a multidisciplinary team of project, programme, and change professionals, fostering a culture of innovation, inclusivity, and continuous improvement.
Report to key governance bodies including the Executive Board and Portfolio Board, offering insights and recommendations for delivery assurance.
Champion best practice in benefits realisation, change management, and customer-centric service design.

About YouYou are an experienced senior change leader with a proven record of delivering complex programmes in a regulatory, public sector, or membership organisation environment. You are strategic, collaborative, and outcomes-driven, with the ability to influence at all levels of the organisation.Essential Experience & Skills

Significant experience in leading complex, cross-functional change initiatives-both business and technology focused.
Strong stakeholder engagement and influencing skills across all levels, including executive teams and external partners.
Track record of aligning delivery with organisational strategy, while navigating resource limitations and operational pressures.
Expertise in project, programme, and portfolio delivery methodologies (e.g. MSP, Agile, PRINCE2, PMP).
Deep understanding of benefits realisation, performance tracking, and risk mitigation in complex environments.
Strong financial acumen and experience in managing large-scale budgets and delivery plans.
Commitment to continuous improvement, equity, diversity, and inclusion.

Desirable

Experience driving organisational culture change and embedding professional delivery capabilities.
Insight into digital transformation trends and tools within regulatory or public service environments.

This is a 12-18 Month FTC. Paying £90,000 to £100,000 with strong company benefits. Hybrid working of 2 days per week in their office in Central London. If you are interested, please feel free to apply.

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