Job Title – Communications and Change Management Specialist

Location – Franklin Lakes, NJ

Duration – 2+ Months Contract

Total Hours/week - 40.00
1st Shift

This is a remote role but the candidate will work US east coast hours.

Description:

Client is in the process of spinning off the company’s Diabetes Care business as an independent, publicly traded company. A dedicated program has been initiated to plan and manage the spinoff process and the resulting transition services agreement period.

This role is to provide communications and change management support for the Technology & Global Services (IT and shared services) workstream in the broader program to ensure stakeholders and impacted Diabetes Care associates understand IT and shared services activities and impacts to their ways of working.

The role is perfect for a dynamic communicator with a passion for connecting the dots and helping to drive clarity in a fast-paced and complex environment with significant change. The ideal candidate will care about people and always champion the end user perspective to ensure audiences get the information they need clearly and in a timely manner.

This position reports to the TGS Manager, Communications and Organizational Change Manager with dotted reporting line to the TGS Diabetes Care spinoff program lead.

Primary responsibilities will include:
Develop communications and change management strategy and plan to ensure various stakeholder groups aware and engaged with IT and shared services workstream actions and impacts

This will include:
Program plan and status updates to executives and program sponsors

End user impacts from a technology and services perspective to Diabetes Care associates on how ways of working with tech and services will change (e.g., email / MS Teams, end user technology, user support, corporate credit cards, etc.)

Partner with Diabetes Care spinoff communications workstream to support broader communications efforts and ensure IT and services updates and ways of working changes are incorporated into program-level communication efforts