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Head of Transformation c.£62,336 to £68,590, Southampton

Head of Transformation c.£62,336 to £68,590, Southampton

  • Are you ready for a new challenge?
  • Are you passionate about customer outcomes?
  • Do you have a track record in delivering high profile transformation in a large multi disciplined organisation?

Then we would like to hear from you.

Southampton City Council recognises that it must be an efficient and modern organisation focused on value. That it has to deliver excellent public services and lead on economic development. It wants to be a leader, an organisation that all will aspire to work for.

Right now we need a proven manager with the vision and experience to play a central role in making all that happen. Reporting to the Head of Communications, Change and Partnerships, you'll work across the organisation, supporting senior stakeholders to deliver the transformation programme.

By leading and integrating a number of business critical efficiency and improvements projects, you will drive forward the strategic and transformational agenda to ensure that all customers enjoy high-quality, value for money services.

To discuss this opportunity in confidence, please call Suki Sitaram, Head of Communications, Change and Partnerships on 023 8083 2060.

Closing date: 8 August 2013.

Interview date: w/c 19 August 2013.

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