Tennis Australia

Sport

ChangeManagerPeopleSystemsOptimisation

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia PART TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Change Manager - People Systems Optimisation at Tennis Australia. Skills: Change management, Workday, Stakeholder engagement. Lead organisational change. Embed organisational change”

What You'll Achieve.

Successfully embedded changes; System adoption; User feedback

Industry & Context.

Sport
Problems you'll solve

Identifying and implementing improvement opportunities

Eligibility Requirements

Preparedness to be flexible in regard to working hours and arrangements

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

A current Police Check, A current Working with Children Check

Nice to Have

Tertiary qualification in HR, Business, Organisational Development or related discipline

What You'll Do.

Lead organisational change

Embed organisational change

Drive adoption of new modules

Implement system enhancements

Implement process improvements

Develop change strategies

Conduct impact assessments

Lead stakeholder engagement

Track system adoption

Identify improvement opportunities

Design communication strategies

Deliver communication strategies

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with L&D; Work closely with Internal Communications team

Communication Scope

Targeted communication strategies

Process & Methodology

Transformation program, Change governance

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