The Transformation Director is a key member of the Bionic Team reporting to the CFO, accountable for delivering our in-year business plans while building the foundations for long-term growth.
This role ensures transformation initiatives generate measurable value, strengthen our competitive advantage, and move us closer to our long-term strategic proposition in the SME market.
Working closely with the CFO, Executive Team, and operational leaders, the Transformation Director will set the transformation agenda, align resources, and drive cross-business change that delivers lasting impact.
Partner with the Executive Team to define and align long-term strategic goals, ensuring change delivers forecast value and sustainable advantage.
Develop and maintain a transformation roadmap that supports both organic and inorganic growth.
Establish and lead transformation governance to track delivery, manage risks, and resolve cross-team dependencies.
Hold delivery teams accountable for meeting agreed timelines, quality standards, and business outcomes.
Engage and align operational leaders to ensure transformation priorities are embedded and sustained.
Allocate resources effectively across the organisation to reflect strategic priorities.
Define, track, and report on benefit realisation metrics for all transformation initiatives.
Provide objective, data-led challenge to proposed initiatives, investments, and operational decisions.
Build internal tools, frameworks, and playbooks to strengthen strategic thinking and change execution capability.
Mentor and coach senior leaders to develop high-performing change leadership skills.
Requirements
Proven track record in leading large-scale transformation in a fast-paced, complex business environment.
Strong strategic planning skills with the ability to translate vision into actionable roadmaps.
Deep experience in benefit realisation, governance, and programme risk management.
High-level influencing skills, with proven ability to align stakeholders at Board and Executive level.
Exceptional analytical ability, with evidence of using data to make high-stakes, objective decisions.
Skilled in managing cross-functional teams and resources within a matrix structure.
Strong understanding of programme and change delivery principles.
Familiarity with benefits realisation frameworks to measure and sustain the value of change.
Strong working knowledge of data analysis and visualisation tools (e.g., Excel advanced functions, Power BI, Tableau).
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams.
Understanding of financial modelling and ROI analysis to support investment decisions.
Experience in the SME services sector or high-growth business environments (desirable).
Exposure to both organic and inorganic growth strategies (desirable).
Knowledge of automation, AI, or digital transformation technologies (desirable).