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Director, Product Portfolio & Product Lifecycle IT Transformation Lead

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📅 20/08/2026
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Lead and mentor project and program teams to execute IT application portfolio initiatives. Ensure scope, timeline, budget, governance, and quality, manage risks, staffing, finances, and stakeholder communications to realize portfolio value across product lifecycle and Idea-to-Retire transformations.

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