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Change Project Manager

Change Project Manager

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London, United kingdom

Full Time

14-01-2026

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Job Specifications

Change Project Manager - Insurance - Permanent

Our Client, a leading London Market Insurance organisation, are looking for a Change Project Manager to join the team!

This is a high-profile role within a growing change function, supporting a complex and diverse change agenda across the business. The organisation is evolving its change maturity and is adopting ADKAR/Prosci methodologies as the foundation for future change delivery.

You'll be a great fit for this role if:

You have experience as a Project Manager, delivering complex business change
You have strong experience applying ADKAR/Prosci change methodologies and are confident embedding them into project delivery
You have experience delivering operating model change and organisation-wide transformation
You have London Market Insurance experience
This is a permanent role offering a salary in the region of £70,000 - £85,000, with hybrid working (2 days per week in the London office).
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Change Project Manager - Insurance - Permanent

About the Company

William Alexander is a specialist technology and change recruitment agency, working in the London insurance and financial services markets. IT and transformation programmes tend to need a blend of highly skilled contractors and permanent staff, so we specialise in both. We were founded in 2010 by Will and Alex (do you see what they did there?) who still lead the business today. They had worked together in another recruitment consultancy and wanted to strike out on their own, believing they could offer a superior service to... Know more