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Responsibilities
Responsibilities
- Provide overall program leadership and governance across multiple IAM workstreams.
- Own end to end program planning, including scope alignment, milestones, dependencies, and delivery cadence.
- Ensure all IAM initiatives are executed in line with approved SOW, in scope / out of scope boundaries, and regulatory expectations.
- Oversee and coordinate multiple IAM Project Managers and workstreams.
- Establish and manage program level governance forums, steering committees, and stakeholder reviews.
- Track and manage program level risks, issues, dependencies, and inter workstream impacts.
- Ensure consistent execution of office hours based, consultative engagement models across IAM initiatives.
- Provide administrative and strategic oversight to IAM teams on cleanup, segregation, migration, and remediation progress.
- Review and validate that IAM guidance and outcomes align with enterprise IAM architecture, security policies, and compliance standards.
- Serve as the primary client facing leadership contact for IAM program delivery.
- Deliver executive level reporting, dashboards, and presentations covering progress, risks, and outcomes.
- Drive alignment between IAM Architects, SMEs, Project Managers, and client stakeholders.
- Support prioritization and sequencing decisions across IAM workstreams.
- Ensure lessons learned, best practices, and metrics are captured and reused across the program.
- Mentor and guide IAM Project Managers and delivery leads.
- Escalate critical risks or scope conflicts to executive sponsors as required.
- Maintain strong collaboration with security, compliance, audit, application, and platform teams.
- Ensure the program remains advisory and governance focused, without assuming hands on execution or change implementation ownership.