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Change Management Lead – ERP Transformation
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Lead the people-side of change for a major ERP transformation in the US. We seek an experienced Change Management Lead with 10+ years, including 3+ in change management and 2+ in ERP implementations. You will drive user adoption through structured methodologies, stakeholder engagement, and traini...
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Change Management Lead – ERP Transformation
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Lead the people-side of a major ERP transformation as a Change Management Lead. You will apply structured methodologies to drive user adoption, stakeholder engagement, and training. Requires 10+ years' experience, including 2+ years in ERP implementations. This role offers competitive benefits an...
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India
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Change Management Lead – ERP Transformation
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Lead the people-side of a major ERP transformation in Canada. We seek an experienced Change Management Lead with 10+ years' experience, including 3+ in change management and 2+ in ERP implementations. You will drive user adoption through structured strategies, communication, and training, utilizi...
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Canada
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A Change Lead for AI Transformation is a pivotal strategic role at the intersection of technology adoption and human capital. This profession focuses on guiding organizations and their people through the profound shifts required to successfully integrate artificial intelligence into business operations, culture, and strategy. Unlike purely technical roles, the Change Lead acts as the human catalyst, ensuring that AI initiatives are not just implemented but embraced, adopted, and leveraged for maximum value. Professionals in these jobs are the architects of transition, bridging the gap between AI's potential and its practical, everyday use within a company. The core responsibility of a Change Lead in AI Transformation is to manage the people-side of change. This begins with developing a comprehensive change management strategy aligned with the AI program's objectives. A typical day involves conducting stakeholder analyses and impact assessments to understand how AI will affect different roles, teams, and processes. They design and execute communication plans to demystify AI, articulate its benefits, and address concerns with clear, consistent messaging. A significant part of the role is designing and overseeing training and upskilling programs to equip employees with the knowledge and skills needed to work alongside new AI tools, thereby mitigating resistance and fostering a growth mindset. Common responsibilities for individuals in these jobs include facilitating workshops with leadership to secure sponsorship and alignment, coaching managers to lead their teams through change, and establishing networks of change champions or super-users across the organization. They create materials to support the transition, such as new process guides, FAQs, and success stories. Furthermore, they define key performance indicators to measure adoption, monitor user sentiment, and identify areas of risk or resistance, implementing targeted interventions to ensure a smooth transition. Their work is crucial during key project phases like pilot launches, scaling, and post-implementation support. Typical skills and requirements for a Change Lead in AI Transformation jobs are both strategic and interpersonal. A strong foundation in established change management methodologies (e.g., Prosci, ADKAR, Kotter) is essential. Candidates must possess exceptional communication, facilitation, and influencing skills to engage stakeholders at all organizational levels. A solid understanding of AI concepts, applications, and their business implications is increasingly important to build credibility and design effective interventions. Emotional intelligence, resilience, and problem-solving abilities are critical for navigating uncertainty. Typically, employers seek professionals with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in business, organizational psychology, communications, or a related field, coupled with several years of experience leading change for large-scale technology or digital transformation initiatives. This role is ideal for those who thrive at the forefront of innovation, turning technological disruption into organized, human-centric evolution.

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