Manager, Change Management

Date: Jun 9, 2026

Edmonton, AB, CA, T5J 3N9 Calgary, AB, CA, T2P3S8

Company: NRG

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Role Purpose

The Manager, Change Management is accountable for enabling successful adoption of change across all Canada PMO‑supported initiatives by embedding consistent, scalable PROSCI‑based Organizational Change Management (OCM) practices.

This role partners closely with Project Managers, Product Owners, Business Leads, and the Training team to ensure a full end‑to‑end change lifecycle is delivered—spanning impact assessment, leadership readiness, communications, training enablement, adoption, and sustainment.

The incumbent will act as the OCM practice lead for Canada, ensuring change approaches are integrated into project delivery while improving organizational readiness, employee experience, and realized business outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

• OCM Strategy & Practice Leadership
• Own and evolve the Canada PMO Change Management practice, grounded in PROSCI methodology and aligned to enterprise standards.
• Define and maintain change playbooks, tools, templates, and standards that scale across project size and complexity.
• Establish clear OCM engagement models, intake criteria, and sizing approaches across the Canada portfolio.
• Coach and guide delivery leaders on applying appropriate change tactics based on project risk, complexity, and impact.
• Portfolio & Project Support
• Provide hands‑on change leadership for priority and high‑impact Canada initiatives.
• Change impact assessments
• Stakeholder and readiness assessments
• Sponsor and leadership alignment activities
• Resistance management plans
• Integrate OCM activities into project and agile delivery plans, ensuring change is not treated as an afterthought.
• Ensure change activities are outcome‑focused and aligned to project success metrics.
• Training & Enablement Partnership
• Partner closely with Training and Enablement teams to deliver a cohesive people change experience.
• Role impacts
• Change readiness levels
• Timing of adoption milestones
• Align communications, training, and reinforcement activities into a single, integrated change approach.
• Support readiness for go‑live, stabilization, and sustainment beyond implementation.
• Leadership, Coaching & Capability Building
• Act as a trusted advisor to Sponsors, Senior Leaders, and People Leaders on leading change effectively.
• Enable leaders to fulfill their PROSCI sponsor responsibilities through targeted coaching and tools.
• Awareness sessions
• Embedded coaching
• Practical, project‑based learning

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