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Crowe

Public accounting, tax, and advisory services

Transformation Initiative Lead

Business OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$120.9k - $254.9k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of professional experience, including at least 3 years in strategy consulting at a leading firm.
  • A strong track record of performance, increasing responsibility, and translating strategic priorities into measurable results.
  • A bachelor's degree is required; a Master of Business Administration is valuable but not required.
  • Experience in professional services, financial services, or another complex, relationship-led business is helpful, including exposure to revenue growth and internal efficiency or productivity initiatives.
  • Experience leading workstreams through diagnosis, planning, implementation, adoption, and value realization while coordinating multiple stakeholders and competing priorities.
  • Strong quantitative and problem-solving skills, including opportunity sizing, business-case development, key performance indicator design, scenario analysis, and translating analysis into practical decisions and actions.
  • Specific examples of personally building analyses, solving operating problems, running pilots, improving processes, and helping teams move from recommendations to sustained results.
  • Ability to build trust and credibility across the organizational hierarchy, communicate difficult messages clearly, and influence action without relying on formal authority.
  • Experience defining resource needs, coordinating cross-functional teams, and managing consultants or vendors against clear deliverables, economics, and outcomes.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to turn complex information into concise priorities, decisions, tradeoffs, and next steps for business and executive audiences.
  • Practical, entrepreneurial, and focused on workable solutions and measurable outcomes.
  • Hands-on player-coach approach, including willingness to help initiative teams do the work required to make progress.
  • High-judgment approach to identifying the critical few issues that drive most of the value.
  • AI proficiency and curiosity, with practical use of AI in personal and professional settings to improve analysis, productivity, and execution.
  • Ability to raise difficult issues early and help teams work through them constructively.
  • Ability to build open relationships with frontline teams, business leaders, executives, and external partners.
  • Collaborative approach across organizational boundaries and alignment with Care, Trust, Courage, and Stewardship.
  • Ability to act ethically and with integrity at all times.

Responsibilities

  • Work with business leaders to identify high-value opportunities, estimate financial and operational impact, and agree on targets, success measures, scope, and ownership.
  • Convert strategic objectives into execution plans with milestones, key performance indicators, resources, dependencies, risks, decisions, and adoption requirements for initiative owners and sponsors.
  • Maintain momentum through implementation, adoption, and measured impact, helping teams deliver agreed financial, operational, customer, and people outcomes.
  • Identify the actions, decisions, constraints, and risks that drive most of the result; launch practical pilots, capture quick wins, learn from early results, and scale effective approaches.
  • Assess how initiatives affect other workstreams, resources, business priorities, and long-term enterprise value; help leaders sequence work, manage interdependencies, and coordinate across the firm.
  • Maintain a forward view of risks, blockers, dependencies, and decisions; raise issues early and work with leaders to resolve them.
  • Provide additional capacity, analysis, structure, or problem-solving support to initiatives by building analyses, designing processes, preparing decisions, resolving data issues, coordinating pilots, or driving workstreams.
  • Identify capability and capacity needs and help secure people, technology, funding, and expertise; coordinate consultants, vendors, and external resources through defined scopes, deliverables, economics, integration, and knowledge transfer.
  • Run an execution cadence and provide concise updates on progress, value, risks, decisions, and required actions; keep meetings focused on problem-solving, decisions, and advancing the work.
  • Help business leaders develop processes, capabilities, tools, ownership, and handoffs to sustain results; share credit, elevate others, and strengthen initiative teams' ability to succeed over time.

About the Company

Crowe

Public accounting, tax, and advisory services

Crowe provides audit, tax, and consulting services to public and private entities as a public accounting and advisory firm. It uses its industry knowledge to examine financial statements, plan and file taxes, and advise on business strategy and risk, delivering services through a global network. Crowe’s work is supported by its independent Crowe Global network, which brings together more than 200 member firms in over 130 countries to serve clients worldwide. This global scale enables access to industry specialists and diverse resources while maintaining a focus on client-specific needs. The company aims to help organizations manage financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and business decisions with accuracy and insight.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1942

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