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Arcwood Environmental

Industrial waste management and remediation services

Analyst – M&A Integration

Program ManagementUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeIndianapolis, IN, USA$97.9k - $146.9k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required.
  • At least 5 years of experience in program management, project management, management consulting, business transformation, M&A integration, or a related field is required.
  • Demonstrated experience managing complex, cross-functional initiatives with multiple stakeholders, dependencies, and competing priorities is required.
  • Strong experience developing and maintaining detailed project plans, tracking risks and issues, driving action closure, and escalating execution barriers is required.
  • Experience using Smartsheet or similar project and program management tools is required.

Responsibilities

  • Prioritize health and safety by adhering to policies and processes and maintaining safe practices.
  • Support pre-close and post-close integration planning by identifying key risks, dependencies, information gaps, and readiness requirements.
  • Develop and maintain detailed integration plans reflecting realistic timelines, deal objectives, operating priorities, and key milestones.
  • Follow up with workstream owners to ensure actions are completed on time, and escalate risks, delays, or resource constraints that may affect integration timelines.
  • Coordinate cross-functional workstreams to drive execution, manage dependencies, and resolve issues.
  • Maintain integration plans, RAID logs, decision trackers, and other tools that provide visibility into milestones, risks, issues, owners, and actions.
  • Facilitate recurring integration meetings, document decisions and actions, and drive follow-through to closure.
  • Identify execution gaps and resource constraints and escalate issues requiring leadership attention.
  • Prepare concise updates for executives and workstream leaders covering progress, key risks, required decisions, and next steps.
  • Develop and maintain integration dashboards and reporting materials that provide visibility into milestones, risks, issues, and key performance indicators.
  • Support integration governance meetings by coordinating inputs, preparing materials, and documenting decisions and actions.
  • Build working relationships with leaders and employees of acquired businesses to identify and resolve issues that may disrupt ongoing operations.
  • Partner with Human Resources and functional leaders to coordinate employee transition, organizational change, and communication activities.
  • Identify business disruption, people, and change management risks and ensure owners and mitigation actions are established.
  • Apply Arcwood’s integration playbook, tools, governance processes, and standard workplans across acquisitions.
  • Capture lessons learned and incorporate improvements into integration processes, templates, tools, and standard workplans.
  • Partner with workstream leads to refine integration activities, timing, roles, and deliverables based on experience and evolving business needs.
  • Take on additional duties as assigned to support the team and organization.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience working in multi-site, operational, acquisitive, or fast-paced business environments is preferred.
  • Experience supporting M&A integration or working with private equity-backed companies is preferred.

About the Company

Arcwood Environmental

Industrial waste management and remediation services

Arcwood Environmental provides end-to-end industrial waste management and environmental services. It operates 38 permitted facilities and a transportation fleet to collect, treat, store, and dispose of industrial and hazardous waste, offering waste processing, cleaning, remediation, emergency response, and regulatory and training services. The company handles complex waste streams through methods like incineration, reclamation, and landfilling, with a focus on recycling and producing Hazardous Secondary Material Fuel for cement kilns to substitute fossil fuels. Serving over 2,000 customers across pharmaceuticals, life sciences, chemicals, manufacturing, oil and gas, and metals, Arcwood grows through acquisitions and onshoring trends to expand its footprint, with a goal of safe waste handling and higher recycling to minimize environmental impact.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Indiana, United States
Founded
1970

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