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We are looking to recruit an experienced project manager who has experience inAI Learning and Adoption Projects.


As the project manager you will be responsible for completing a needs assessment relating to AI readiness and adoption. Define an adoption strategy and deliver on it.


We need an experienced Project Manager with:

  • Must have experience of working with learning or organisational education and training and change-focused projectsideally for Artificial Intelligence (AI) readiness and adoption.
  • A solid understanding of organisational change management (OCM) and prior experience managing projects involving significant OCM components are essential.
  • Someone to lead effective meetings utilising both synchronous and asynchronous techniques.
  • Is pro-active, and organised.
  • Experience evaluating multiple project requirements to attain project funding


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