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Posted 02 August, 2026

Head of Transformation

SF Partners
Durham, ENG, GB Full Time

Job Description

Head of Transformation & Integration Location: North East (Hybrid) Salary: £100,000 + Bonus + Benefits The Opportunity We're partnering with a growing, multi-site professional services organisation to appoint a Head of Transformation. Reporting to the executive leadership team, you'll lead the delivery of strategic transformation initiatives while overseeing the successful integration of acquisitions across the business. This is a highly visible role, combining strategic leadership with hands-on programme delivery, working across multiple functions to drive operational improvement, business change and long-term growth. Key Responsibilities Lead the organisation's transformation portfolio, ensuring strategic initiatives are delivered successfully. Own programme governance, prioritisation and portfolio management across multiple workstreams. Deliver post-acquisition integration programmes, aligning people, processes and systems. Partner with senior stakeholders to drive organisational change and continuous improvement. Identify risks, resolve delivery challenges and ensure benefits are realised. Lead and develop a small transformation and change function. About You You'll bring: Proven experience leading large-scale business transformation programmes. Strong programme and portfolio management expertise. Experience integrating acquisitions or delivering complex organisational change. Excellent stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence at executive level. A hands-on approach, balancing strategic thinking with delivery. MSP, PRINCE2, PMP or similar programme management qualification. Ideal Background This role would suit someone currently working as a: Head of Transformation Transformation Director Head of Business Change Portfolio Director Head of PMO Integration Director Enterprise Change Lead Experience within professional services, financial services, legal, insurance or other acquisitive organisations would be highly advantageous.

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