Director, Organizational Change Management
Brother Industries
Director, Organizational Change Management
Brother Industries
Manufactures printers, sewing machines, & industrial equipment
The Director, Organizational Change Management is responsible for developing and leading the enterprise Organizational Change Management strategy to ensure successful adoption of strategic initiatives, business transformations, and technology implementations. This role establishes enterprise-wide change management frameworks, governance, methodologies, and best practices that enable organizational readiness, stakeholder engagement, adoption, and long-term sustainment of change.
The Director serves as a trusted advisor to executive leadership and partners closely with business, technology, human resources, communications, learning, and project delivery teams to integrate change management into enterprise portfolios and programs. This leader drives a culture of continuous improvement by leveraging data, change analytics, and stakeholder feedback to maximize business outcomes and organizational resilience.
Enterprise Organizational Change Management Strategy
Portfolio Change Management
Change Adoption & Sustainment
Measurement & Continuous Improvement
Program/Project Training & Communications
Education
Experience
Minimum 10 years
Minimum 7 years
Licenses and Certifications
Software/Technical Skills
Other Skills/Knowledge/Abilities
This role will be a hybrid role. Subject to business needs, employees may work remotely up to two days per week. Assigned office days will be determined by your manager. #LI-Hybrid
Base Salary
Additional Compensation
Manufactures printers, sewing machines, & industrial equipment
Brother Industries makes a wide range of hardware products, including printers and label printers, sewing machines, industrial equipment, and on-demand karaoke systems. Its products are built as physical devices that users operate to accomplish tasks such as printing, sewing, or entertainment, often supported by regional service, sales, and manufacturing networks. The company differentiates itself through its global footprint—having manufacturing, sales, and servicing facilities in more than 40 countries—and its long-standing international presence since establishing a U.S. sales company in 1954. It aims to tailor its operations to the needs of different regions while delivering reliable devices and support worldwide, and it also maintains a formal approach to social media, customer communication, and intellectual property practices.
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