As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in ... Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and ...
As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in ... Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and ...
As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in ... Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and ...
As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in ... Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and ...
As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in ... Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and ...
As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in ... Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and ...
Epmo Program Manager information
What is the difference between Epmo Program Manager vs Project Coordinator?
| Aspect | Epmo Program Manager | Project Coordinator |
|---|---|---|
| Certifications | PMP, PgMP, or similar | CAPM, PMP (optional) |
| Work Environment | Strategic, overseeing multiple projects | Operational, supporting project teams |
| Employer & Industry | Large organizations, government, defense | Various industries, supporting project execution |
The Epmo Program Manager focuses on strategic oversight and governance of multiple projects within an EPMO, ensuring alignment with organizational goals. In contrast, a Project Coordinator handles day-to-day project support activities, assisting project managers with scheduling, documentation, and communication. While both roles require project management knowledge, the Epmo Program Manager's role is more strategic and senior, whereas the Project Coordinator's role is more operational and supportive.
What is an EPMO Program Manager?
What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an EPMO Program Manager?
How does an EPMO Program Manager typically collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure project alignment?
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Job description
Are you a driven, results-focused leader ready to take on high-impact projects that redefine the insurance and benefits administration industry? Do you excel in a dynamic, collaborative environment where you can create meaningful change? If so, this is your opportunity to making a meaningful impact as the Senior Business Project Manager of a multi-year, high-profile enterprise transformation initiative.
As a member of the Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO), you will play a critical role in delivering strategic projects that shape the future of GreenShield. These initiatives can involve digital product launches, changes to operations, programs to meet regulations, redesigning processes across the entire company or specific departments, and many other possibilities. You will lead cross-functional teams, influence stakeholders, and ensure outcomes align with GreenShield's corporate strategy and vision.
Key Responsibilities
1. Strategic Leadership and Collaboration
- Act as a key leader, collaborating with program managers, project sponsors, stakeholders, and IT project managers to define project scope, build implementation plans, and achieve successful outcomes.
- Build and foster strong, collaborative relationships with team members, stakeholders, and functional areas to drive project success.
- Facilitate problem-solving sessions with cross-functional teams to proactively identify challenges, explore solutions, and drive consensus on action plans that align with project goals and business priorities.
- Lead ongoing project status updates with workstream leads and Steering Committee meetings with executive level leadership teams.
2. Project Planning and Execution
- Take ownership for delivering business-facing project outcomes, including ROI, process implementation, and quality assurance.
- Coordinate with IT project managers to communicate project status updates, monitor plans (e.g., task tracking, time tracking, and budget), and facilitate workshops and team meetings.
- Develop and oversee metrics to assess project progression, ensuring deliverables meet ROI objectives set at project inception.
- Identify, manage, and mitigate risks to maintain project momentum and ensure successful execution.
3. Performance Tracking and Reporting
- Create and manage KPIs, dashboards, and project-related presentations to provide transparent updates to stakeholders and senior leaders on project progress.
- Create and manage all project artifacts (including the project plan, RAID log, Decision log, RACI chart, etc.)
- Ensure all project documentation is accurate, complete, and up to date for optimal project transparency and accountability.
4. Team Development and Knowledge Sharing
- Coach business resources and other project managers on processes, tools, and responsibilities to enhance project delivery capabilities across the organization.
- Promote the PMO's role within the organization by sharing knowledge of projects in flight and best practices in project management.
5. Travel Requirements
- Travel to Windsor/Toronto quarterly, as needed, to meet with team members and key stakeholder
What Makes This Role Different?
This role is about Enterprise Transformation. You'll lead initiatives that impact operational efficiency, customer experience, and technology enablement. If you're enthusiastic about driving change at scale and influencing the future of an industry leader, this role is for you.