Change Readiness Lead
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Mondel?z International in Milano
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Job Description Are You Ready to Make It Happen at Mondelēz International? Join our Mission to Lead the Future of Snacking. Make It Uniquely Yours. This is a 21- month secondment/fixed term opportunity.
The Change Readiness Lead is the senior change leader on the program responsible for defining and driving the program’s change strategy, readiness approach, governance, and delivery standards to ensure a consistent, high-quality, and business-focused change experience across functions and business units. Reporting directly to the Program Change Director, the Change Readiness Lead owns the quality, consistency, and rigour of functional change outputs, establishes and governs the Program readiness framework and criteria, standardises key capability interventions such as the Key User journey, and manages the day-to-day delivery, tracking, and governance of the integrated change plan.
How you will contribute Change Strategy & Approach:
Define and own the Program Change Management Strategy, business engagement approach, and operating model — and establish the methodology, templates, and toolkits used by all Functional and BU Change Leads.
Readiness Framework & Governance: Define go-live gate criteria and the readiness assessment approach; consolidate readiness inputs from all FCLs and BCLs into a Program-level view; chair readiness forums and report status to the Program Change Director.
CIA Quality Assurance: Own the QA process for all Change Impact Assessments and key change deliverables — reviewing for rigour, completeness, and consistency, and providing structured feedback before materials are used in governance or shared with stakeholders.
Key User Journey Standardisation: Define and standardise the end‑to‑end Key User Learning Journey across functions and BUs; set measurable go/no‑go criteria for Key User readiness and monitor Program‑wide completio