PMO Lead
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Location:
London
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Sector:
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Job type:
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Salary:
£50k - £80k per year Benefits
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Job ref:
13709
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Published:
2 days ago
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Expiry date:
2026-03-11
PMO Lead - Global Training and Education Consultancy
The Project:
We are working with a global training consultancy who are looking for a PMO Lead to join on a 6 Month FTC. You will be establishing a centralised Change & Transformation function to provide visibility, governance, and support across the 2026 change portfolio. This project transitions the organisation from fragmented, functional project delivery to a cohesive framework that ensures strategic alignment and delivery excellence.
Responsibilities:
- Create a single, accurate "source of truth" for all projects, tracking progress, risks, and dependencies
- Refine and embed a pragmatic project delivery framework (tools, templates, and KPIs) that improves consistency.
- Ensure Major Programmes, including new 2026 product launches and process improvements, are delivered to high standards.
- Support the wider project community through coaching and standardized delivery disciplines.
- Implement and embed governance through defining stage gates, prioritisation models, and reporting cycles.
- Create a consolidated view of all active projects and business impacts.
- Creation of the PMO toolkit.
- Create a clear view of organisational capacity and business readiness through resource planning and mapping out organisational design.
Requirements:
- Proven experience across project management and leading PMO capabilities.
- Experience within Change and Transformation, with good exposure to the end to end change lifecycle.
- Excellent knowledge and experience within implementing governance, managing risk and implementing best practice.
- Experience within resource planning and strategy within a PMO setting.
- Project Management Certification (preferred).
- Change management Certification (desirable).
Details:
- Start Date: ASAP
- Duration: FTC until end of June 2026.
- Salary: £50,000 - £80,000 (Pro Rata'd)
- Cadence: Part-time (3 days/week, ideally Tues-Thurs); Hybrid (2 days/month in London).