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Spectraforce

Technology Program Lead Strategic Businesses

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What they do

A Business or Management Consultant provides strategic management consulting to companies and businesses. Advises on ways to improve operations, increase efficiency, reduce costs and increase revenues; may recommend systems or organizational change. Works with business management analysts; frames problems for business clients, and develops plans to address inefficiencies.

$125,376 / year median in New York

-11% projected decline

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Job Description

Job Title:

Technology Program Lead -

Strategic Businesses Location:

Hybrid (Madison Avenue, NY)

Duration:

6 months with potential extension or conversion Seasoned Program Lead with deep expertise in enterprise platforms, AI, and large-scale technology transformations, driving execution, stakeholder alignment, and business outcomes in complex environments. Strategic Program Leader with a proven track record of driving execution of large-scale technology, platform, and AI initiatives, aligning senior leaders across diverse business functions to deliver transformational outcomes at scale. Navigates complexity and ambiguity to align We are seeking a motivated Technology Program Lead to join our core enterprise technology team supporting. Reporting to the Head of IT Operations, this role will partner closely with line of business CIOs, technology leaders, and cross-functional teams to drive execution of strategic technology priorities across multiple businesses. The role will lead and coordinate complex, cross-business initiatives spanning areas such as AI enablement, data strategy, platform modernization, and operating model transformation. The Program Lead will translate strategic priorities into executable plans, establish clear ownership and milestones, proactively manage dependencies and risks, and drive initiatives through to measurable outcomes. The successful candidate will operate at the intersection of strategy and execution, connecting senior leadership priorities to the teams responsible for delivery and ensuring commitments translate into action. This role requires strong program leadership, technology acumen, executive communication, structured problem solving, and the ability to influence outcomes across a highly matrixed organization. The ideal candidate is comfortable moving between executive-level conversations and the details necessary to understand why an initiative is, or is not progressing. Much of this role's impact will be achieved through influence rather than formal authority. Success requires the ability to build alignment, establish shared accountability, navigate competing priorities, and drive commitments to completion without direct reporting authority over the teams executing the work. Key Responsibilities 1. Strategic Program Leadership & Execution Drive execution across a matrixed portfolio spanning multiple Strategic Businesses and technology organizations by creating alignment among teams with different priorities, leadership structures, funding models, and delivery accountabilities. Translate strategic priorities and technology roadmaps into clear execution plans, milestones, owners, dependencies, decision points, and measurable outcomes. Influence outcomes without formal positional authority by establishing clear commitments, building stakeholder alignment, creating transparency around execution, and constructively challenging teams when commitments or outcomes are at risk. Establish the operating cadence required to drive programs forward, including leadership reviews, working sessions, milestone reviews, and escalation forums. Maintain integrated program plans and provide clear visibility into progress against commitments. Proactively identify execution risks, dependencies, resource constraints, and decision gaps that could impact delivery. Drive issues to resolution by bringing together the appropriate business, technology, architecture, data, security, finance, and vendor stakeholders. Coordinate execution across related workstreams and teams to ensure sequencing, dependencies, and handoffs are actively managed. Support strategic initiatives across areas such as AI, data, platform modernization / rationalization, and technology operating model transformation. Create clarity in ambiguous situations by structuring problems, defining actions, establishing ownership, and driving decisions. 2. Execution Management & Value Realization Define clear program objectives, success measures, KPIs, and expected business and technology outcomes. Establish mechanisms to measure whether strategic initiatives are delivering their intended value, not simply completing milestones. Track execution against agreed milestones, commitments, outcomes, financial expectations, and key performance indicators. Use data and program insights to identify areas requiring leadership attention, intervention, or changes in approach. Partner with Finance and initiative leaders to maintain visibility into program financials, investment assumptions, and expected benefits. Identify execution trends and recurring barriers across initiatives and recommend changes to improve delivery effectiveness. Ensure decisions, actions, risks, dependencies, and commitments are clearly documented and actively managed through resolution. Establish and drive shared accountability across workstreams where delivery resources, funding, priorities, and decision rights may span multiple organizations, ensuring co