WHAT DOES A CHANGE MANAGER DO?

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Updated: Mar 16, 2026. The Change Manager focuses on driving organizational change through structured methodologies, stakeholder engagement, and strategic communication across complex programs and portfolios. This role develops and executes change strategies, conducts impact and readiness assessments, manages risks, and supports business adoption through training, communication, and collaboration with project teams and stakeholders. The manager also ensures change initiatives are integrated into project delivery to achieve operational readiness, benefit realization, and sustainable business transformation.

A Review of Professional Skills and Functions for Change Manager

1. Change Manager Duties

  • Change Management: Apply a structured methodology and lead change management planning and activities for HR Technology initiatives.
  • Change Adoption: Drive adoption and expansion of Change Management throughout the HR Technology organization.
  • Process Application: Apply a change management process and tools to promote the adoption of users on HR Technology initiatives.
  • Template Development: Develop templates for Change Management plans, communication, and training templates and tools to be leveraged across different HRT initiatives.
  • Impact Assessment: Assess the change impact by conducting impact analysis, assessing the organization's change readiness, and identifying key stakeholders.
  • Methodology Guidance: Provide Change Management methodology guidance in execution for HR Technology projects and Training, and Communications subject matter expertise.
  • Training Leadership: Lead HR Technology training by designing the strategy and materials and supporting the delivery of training programs on the changes implemented by HR Technology teams.
  • Communication Management: Lead HR Technology communication efforts and support the design and management of communications. Promote consistent branding and compliance with communication procedures.
  • Strategy Implementation: Develop and implement a communication strategy and tools for the HR Technology organization to promote collaboration and engagement of HR COEs.
  • Knowledge Transfer: Collaboratively design, produce, and deliver knowledge transfer sessions to facilitate these key responsibilities.

2. Change Manager Details

  • Stakeholder Management: Assist HR Technology PMs with stakeholder management to ensure stakeholders are informed of project status.
  • Risk Mitigation: Identify, analyze and prepare a risk mitigation strategy to drive adoption and overcome anticipated resistance to change.
  • Team Coaching: Consult and coach HR Technology project teams.
  • Deliverable Creation: Collaboratively create deliverables for all change management levers including communications plan, training plan, sponsor support and engagement plan, and resistance management plan.
  • Role Definition: Support and provide input on the organization design and definition of roles and responsibilities within HR Technology.
  • Leadership Engagement: Support and engage senior leadership of the HRT stakeholders to align the change management approach to the needs.
  • Design Implementation: Implementation of human-centred design and agile principles and practices, e.g., development of personas to understand change impacts.
  • Capability Uplift: Support the uplift of change capability across Australian Unity.
  • Employee Coaching: Coach less experienced employees in delivering best practice change management interventions.
  • Community Practice: Contribute to a change community of practice to drive change management across Australian Unity.
  • Risk Management: Identifies, manages and mitigates change management risks and issues.

3. Change Manager Responsibilities

  • Change Leadership: Lead the People change agenda to maximise employee engagement, faster adoption of cultural and behavioural reform and ensure adherence to governance.
  • Project Management: Manage progress from initiation to delivery in line with project methodologies using a range of tools and techniques for planning, monitoring and reporting against milestones to a wide audience at all levels of the Trust.
  • Internal Consulting: Act as an internal consultant, working closely with the business to translate needs, strategy and policy into viable work packages and estimating time and cost of resources for delivery.
  • Readiness Management: Manage business readiness actions for all impacted stakeholders, delivering exceptional communications on a variety of media and expert guidance.
  • Insight Collection: Initiate and manage the collection of insight using a variety of networks to identify opportunities to contribute to the Trust.
  • Issue Resolution: Responsible for anticipating issues and problems, and, where necessary, intervening to find solutions to prevent slippage or failure to meet key milestones.
  • Team Leadership: Lead and develop matrix-managed teams including project resources and other People functional experts, to ensure projects are delivered on time.
  • Stakeholder Consultation: Consult directly with Trade Union representatives and other stakeholders to inform the design and delivery of the project.
  • Role Execution: Ensures that stakeholders execute on roles in the change plan.
  • Support Management: Ensures that post-go-live support is provided.

4. Change Manager Job Summary

  • Board Management: Managing and running the operational Change Advisory Board.
  • Process Promotion: Promoting the CAB and change management processes throughout the organization.
  • Change Communication: Communications associated with any changes using various tools and methods.
  • Schedule Provision: Provision of a release and patch schedule, working with internal stakeholders and third parties.
  • Project Delivery: Delivering on time, to quality and to budget on technical projects.
  • Change Support: Supporting the Head of Change and IT in their role to deliver a cross-business change process.
  • Collaboration Practice: Contributing to the wider IT and Change function through collaboration with colleagues to ensure the sharing and implementation of best practices and maximizing efficiencies.
  • Report Delivery: Delivering accurate and insightful MI and reporting.
  • Practice Application: Working with IT teams to apply change best practices.
  • Spend Control: Maintaining close control over internal project spend, driving efficiencies and savings.

5. Change Manager Functions

  • Readiness Assessment: Conducting sessions and assessing results to understand employee readiness.
  • Impact Assessment: Producing Heatmaps and Impact assessments for business areas impacted by projects.
  • Engagement Driving: Driving employee engagement, buy-in, and participation.
  • Stakeholder Communication: Communicating effectively with stakeholders at all levels.
  • Feedback Collection: Collating employee feedback and sharing input for lessons learnt.
  • Participation Monitoring: Monitoring participation, tests and effectiveness.
  • Report Creation: Creating usage and utilisation reports.
  • Behavior Observation: Observing behavioural change for risk management.
  • KPI Projection: Projecting KPI measurements against process improvement.
  • Benefit Calculation: Calculating benefit realisation and ROI.

6. Change Manager Job Description

  • Change Partnership: Partner with leaders in areas undergoing complex change to understand localised vision and purpose, building and delivering plans to transition to new ways of working, utilising change methodology.
  • Cultural Evolution: Support the evolution of new ways of working and cultural change across the organisation, including building a more agile approach to solving problems, driving a relentless focus on customer and enabling collaborative ways of working between cross-functional teams.
  • Function Partnership: Build relationships and partner with other enabling functions to successfully deliver plans, including Internal Communications, Learning & Development and HR Business Partnering.
  • Deliverable Oversight: Produce and oversee the production of key deliverables, including Change Plan and Approach, Change Impact Assessment, Communication and Engagement Plan, RACI matrix, Process Maps, Adoption Tracking and Business Transition Plan.
  • Risk Management: Establish and manage the people risks, dependencies, issues and capability requirements for the areas that are supporting, for example, functional ‘overloading’, skills/capability gaps or barriers to adoption.
  • Capability Development: Contribute to the development of change capability, both within the Change team and within the wider organisation, through sharing knowledge and contributing to best practice Change approach.
  • Timeline Adherence: Adhering to project timelines.
  • Readiness Assurance: Ensuring business readiness is at agreed percentages, ready for go-live in line with systems deliverables.
  • Risk Communication: Ensuring that key risks are understood by the CAB and contributing to the Change & IT risk logs.
  • Service Management: Managing all changes impacting the “Live Service” and ensuring that such changes do not adversely impact the service.
  • Business Knowledge: Obtaining a good working knowledge of the enforcement business.
  • Governance Leadership: Attending and leading governance meetings.

7. Change Manager Overview

  • Change Advocacy: Champion the value of Organizational Change Management OCM strategies and activities.
  • Stakeholder Partnership: Partner with Program or Project Managers to provide Change Enablement and Communications CEC to ensure people who may be impacted are brought along the change curve.
  • Strategy Planning: Develop project strategies and plans including stakeholder assessment, communications, leadership alignment, organization transition, change readiness, capability transfer, and end-user training.
  • Change Implementation: Implement changes following the change management process including assisting stakeholders to execute specific client facing tasks.
  • Systems Expertise: Develop expertise in modern capitalization management systems and become an internal resource and thought leader on the implementation of such systems within large law firms.
  • Resource Management: Maintain, update and enhance project plan and change resources including collection and curation of training and resource materials, coordination with relevant departments of the firm on process and operational changes.
  • System Coordination: Develop a system for the coordination and tracking of capitalization management systems in the firm.
  • Meeting Facilitation: Coordinate and facilitate meetings and develop internal communications relevant to change initiatives.
  • Data Reporting: Provide reports and other updates that provide data on operational processes and organize the data into meaningful reports or visuals.
  • Issue Escalation: Escalate any identified operational issues or quality assurance concerns to the appropriate leadership team.

8. Change Manager Tasks

  • Change Management: Develop and implement change management practices to determine the optimal readiness approach and plans.
  • Impact Assessment: Conduct change impact assessments and post-implementation review.
  • Communication Planning: Develop communication and engagement plans.
  • Readiness Documentation: Prepare and submit organisational readiness document deliverables in support of proposed approaches and plans.
  • Stakeholder Consultation: Consult with project teams and key stakeholders for input and approval of deliverables.
  • Risk Management: Appropriately manage risks and issues in accordance with the operating model program governance.
  • Engagement Planning: Develop, maintain and execute stakeholder engagement plans.
  • Story Sourcing: Source success stories from OTBI programs for the Going for Gold series.
  • Scope Assessment: Conduct CEC scope assessments at program or project inception.
  • Plan Development: Develop stakeholder engagement plan, communications plan, and training plan.
  • Visual Coordination: Work with the project team and the graphic designer to create a visual identity including graphics, the Discovery site, Yammer community for the program or project.

9. Change Manager Roles

  • Technical Support: Provide technical support to manage and track change requests.
  • Ticket Monitoring: Monitor tickets daily through Remedy related to change management.
  • Process Documentation: Ensure change management processes are documented, maintained, and reported for the portfolio of programs throughout the operational lifecycle.
  • Site Administration: Support the management of the change management site including uploading, editing, creating folders, posting material, and approving accounts.
  • Requirements Collaboration: Collaborate with users, technical staff, and management to define business and technical requirements.
  • Customer Advisory: Provide advice and recommendations specific to customer requirements.
  • Solution Development: Work with subject matter experts and technical support teams in the pursuit of technically excellent solutions.
  • Project Coordination: Coordinate project activities with contractors, government management, and other agencies.
  • Team Management: Manage the CM team, priorities, status, and deliverables.

10. Change Manager Additional Details

  • Communication Materials: Provide communication materials for the program or project, such as email, PPTs, Yammer, Discovery, and one-pagers.
  • Story Writing: Write Going for Gold success stories highlighting sites, people, and use cases from OTBI programs or projects.
  • Impact Assessment: Work with stakeholders to conduct assessments such as gap analysis and impact assessments.
  • Change Planning: Leverage change impact analysis to develop and maintain a pragmatic change management plan and all other supporting change documentation.
  • Change Execution: Execute change interventions including assisting in developing and delivering training, creating and executing change communications for the business, and managing the timely and high-quality production of artefacts such as user guides, training materials, and videos.
  • Process Leadership: Lead processes connected to change management.
  • Impact Forecasting: Prepare forecasts and evaluate the actual impact of changes.
  • Team Cooperation: Cooperate with the respective project teams and other managers involved in organizational change.
  • Risk Identification: Identify potential risks for resistance and develop plans to intervene.
  • Readiness Evaluation: Evaluate and ensure readiness for change.
  • Communication Support: Support and manage the necessary communication activities related to the changes.

11. Change Manager Essential Functions

  • Stakeholder Identification: Identify and understand key stakeholders and create an engagement strategy or stakeholder management plan.
  • Change Planning: Create a change plan covering communications, change activities, training, and operational readiness.
  • Adoption Assurance: Ensure successful business adoption.
  • Benefit Realisation: Ensure benefit realisation plans are created and impact assessed.
  • Business Change: Create and execute an end-to-end business change plan.
  • Change Monitoring: Create and monitor change tools and impact logs.
  • Strategy Collaboration: Work with the central project team to create the overall implementation strategy.
  • Brand Management: Create and maintain project branding and provide periodic updates to the community using such branding.
  • Rollout Planning: Work with each module workstream team to create rollout plans covering communications and training.
  • Operational Support: Create plans and materials to support change at an operational level such as train the trainer, coaching, and support for managers and the HR team.

12. Change Manager Role Purpose

  • Stakeholder Relationships: Build and maintain strong working relationships with key stakeholders including change, operational, and project teams.
  • Portfolio Management: Work across a portfolio with high-pressure regulatory requirements and deadlines.
  • Stakeholder Mapping: Contribute to the development of the change engagement strategy by developing detailed stakeholder maps.
  • Benefits Realisation: Ensure that the benefits of the program are achieved through the successful delivery of the change strategy.
  • Change Planning: Contribute to the development and improvement of the change plan, flagging issues, mitigating risks, and communicating with impacted audiences.
  • Impact Analysis: Provide insights and comments on change impact assessments to understand the size and complexity of change to inform the design and timing of change interventions.
  • Success Measurement: Define key success measures and develop content to support business readiness.
  • Leadership Engagement: Engage leaders and effectively communicate changes to people.
  • Readiness Assessment: Assess business readiness, monitor and reinforce change to optimise adoption and advocacy.

13. Change Manager General Responsibilities

  • Plan Development: Develop and implement change management plans that minimize employee resistance, accelerate adoption of change, and deliver the desired employee experience.
  • Stakeholder Influence: Provide stakeholder influence, and craft appropriate messages to support the change associated with large-scale enterprise-wide projects.
  • Training Guidance: Provide analysis and guidance to the design, development, and delivery of training programs and support materials.
  • Experience Strategy: Create employee experience strategies based on awareness of the details of the change and the audiences impacted.
  • Tool Utilization: Use prescribed change management tools such as change impact analysis, change communication and enablement plans, readiness assessments, and leadership engagement activities.
  • Metric Identification: Identify success metrics and regularly report on progress and gaps.
  • Message Consistency: Ensure message development and execution are consistent in voice, processes, tools and services provided to customers.
  • Champion Network: Establish a network of change champions.
  • Resource Review: Review existing internal change resources (Internal comms, training).
  • Practice Review: Review current best practice for change adoption within Bakkavor and any key learnings from previous implementations.

14. Change Manager Roles and Details

  • CM Support: Provides CM support needed to develop, deliver and execute change deliverables needed for the successful delivery of the project (e.g., impact assessments, readiness assessments, detailed change approach).
  • Program Management: Provides program design & development project management.
  • Work Development: Support develops detailed CM work and deliverables (impact assessments, sustainment plans, detailed change approach).
  • Activity Integration: Assists in the integration of CM activities across sectors/functions.
  • Resource Support: Provides hands-on change management support needed for the execution of deliverables for sectors/functions that are under-resourced.
  • Guidance Insight: Provide guidance and insights based on past experiences with similar projects and can help provide a robust perspective on cultural impacts/process implications.
  • Analytic Support: Provides hands-on support from a change, project management and analytics perspective for the GBS Global Change Management Lead.
  • CM Training: Provides CM training to functional teams and key stakeholders who are unfamiliar with change management principles, framework and tools.
  • Change Implementation: Implement the business change.
  • Methodology Contribution: Contribute to the sustainable implementation of new change methodologies within the area of project management, scrum/agile or other tooling.

15. Change Manager Responsibilities and Key Tasks

  • Plan Design: Design fit for purpose change management plans (program) to contribute to the successful design, implementation and adoption of business initiatives and goals (including the why for change, change impact assessments, change planning and execution, transition plans).
  • Strategy Execution: Work with the Chief People Experience Officer to build and execute a Change strategy and plan that develops the right capabilities and behaviours in people for Flybuys' success.
  • Risk Management: Identify and manage people-related risks throughout the lifecycle of an initiative.
  • Stakeholder Engagement: Formulate and execute stakeholder engagement, communication and training plans to achieve a coordinated approach across impacted internal team members and external stakeholders.
  • Release Support: Provide hands-on support to impacted team members during release and hyper-care periods.
  • Goal Alignment: Work closely with both delivery resources and business SME’s to achieve common business goals aligned to the Flybuys strategy.
  • Leader Coaching: Coach, guide and support leaders to drive adoption of business outcomes.
  • Lead Engagement: Experience in engaging and managing initiatives and delivery leads to developing and implementing change management plans.
  • Change Support: Supporting key stakeholders to land and embed change and measure success.
  • Learning Development: Work with the people experience team to identify any learning needs and develop appropriate plans to address the capabilities and skills the business requires to be successful.

16. Change Manager Duties

  • Change Leadership: Lead the change management approach across R and B, applying methodologies and tools to support fast adoption and making complex change easy for colleagues and stakeholders.
  • Practice Ownership: Own change practices to ensure that changes are deployed in an effective and timely manner, meeting organisational expectations.
  • Project Oversight: Oversee and lead projects, ensure readiness to change, identify and track key benefits, and follow up on activities to ensure changes are embedded.
  • Plan Integration: Integrate change management activities into project plans.
  • Benefit Focus: Ensure that change management efforts are focused on achieving the identified benefits.
  • Risk Assessment: Ensure changes are risk and impact assessed.
  • Technical Translation: Translate technical implementations into understandable and consumable insights for non-technical teams.
  • Process Improvement: Identify opportunities to improve ways of working to drive efficiency, productivity, improved sales, and better customer and employee experience.

17. Change Manager Details

  • Communication Support: Support change communications across the business.
  • Project Communication: Lead communications on smaller projects.
  • Agent Support: Support change agents and early adopters across the business.
  • Training Delivery: Deliver training on change projects as they are rolled out to the business.
  • Improvement Identification: Work with the IT team across the business to identify opportunities for improvement in conjunction with users and platform or application owners.
  • Project Guidance: Guide internal and external project managers to deliver activities on time and on budget.
  • Team Leadership: Manage, train and provide direction to change analysts.
  • Agile Collaboration: Collaborate with the IT team to design, build and implement effective agile change management.

18. Change Manager Responsibilities

  • Training Planning: Develop training and communications plans.
  • Training Delivery: Deliver training to sales roles that cover relevant processes, tools, and behavioral aspects.
  • Communication Authoring: Author communications to key audiences as part of executing the communications plans.
  • Champion Support: Train and support field champions who will train others.
  • Risk Identification: Identify risks and issues related to process and tool adoption, and collaborate with extended team members to plan and execute actions to resolve them.
  • Tool Knowledge: Gain and maintain strong knowledge of tool capabilities.
  • Audience Knowledge: Gain and maintain strong knowledge of the role profiles of the target audience.
  • Feedback Analysis: Capture audience feedback and synthesize it into requirements that are communicated to engineering teams and process owners.
  • Program Reporting: Provide regular updates to the program manager following project management best practices.
  • Sales Experience: Possess a sales background to accelerate empathy and connection with the target audience.
  • Transformation Strategy: Contribute to the formulation of strategies for promoting awareness, desire, knowledge, ability, and reinforcement of the desired transformation of target audience behaviors and abilities.

19. Change Manager Accountabilities

  • Change Application: Apply a structured change management approach, ADKAR for projects and change efforts.
  • Strategy Development: Develop an internal and external change management strategy based on the details of the change and the groups impacted.
  • Risk Mitigation: Identify risks and anticipated points of resistance and develop specific plans to mitigate concerns.
  • Readiness Assessment: Conduct readiness assessments, evaluate results, and present findings.
  • Implementation Planning: Develop a set of actionable and targeted change management and implementation plans.
  • Leadership Coaching: Be an active and visible coach to leaders and change sponsors.
  • Resistance Management: Identify resistance and performance gaps and work to develop and implement corrective actions.
  • Reinforcement Planning: Create and enable reinforcement mechanisms and celebrations of success.
  • Plan Integration: Work with communications and project teams to integrate change management activities into the overall project plan to ensure successful delivery and change acceptance.
  • HR Collaboration: Work with HR and OD specialists in the formulation of particular plans and activities to support the implementation of people-led change initiatives.

20. Change Manager Functions

  • Change Leadership: Apply a structured methodology and lead change management activities.
  • Impact Assessment: Complete change impact assessments and develop the program change management strategy.
  • Champion Development: Help build the program's firmwide network of change champions.
  • Stakeholder Analysis: Help maintain the program stakeholder analysis matrix.
  • Behavioral Identification: Identify cultural or behavioral change management issues such as resistance to change.
  • Risk Mitigation: Identify, analyze, and prepare risk mitigation tactics.
  • Stakeholder Engagement: Engage stakeholders to understand change impacts and associated benefits.
  • Adoption Monitoring: Monitor adoption of change through analyzing usage metrics.

21. Change Manager Overview

  • Resistance Support: Support and make recommendations on how to overcome areas of resistance and regularly share knowledge and lessons learned.
  • Communication Support: Support communication efforts including communications planning and development of communication tools and materials.
  • Training Identification: Continuously identify training requirements for the new DMS learning across the firm.
  • Solution Leadership: Lead solutions to meet these requirements, utilizing internal expertise such as the L and D team.
  • Organization Support: Support organizational design and definition of roles and responsibilities.
  • Deployment Planning: Support and contribute to program deployment planning activities and integrate change management activities into the program plan.
  • Readiness Evaluation: Evaluate and ensure user readiness.
  • Stakeholder Management: Engage and manage the program stakeholders and the Firmwide community of change champions.

22. Change Manager Details and Accountabilities

  • Impact Assessment: Start change impact assessments to understand the size and complexity of the change.
  • Stakeholder Relationships: Build and maintain strong working relationships with key stakeholders including change, operational and project teams.
  • Portfolio Management: Work across a portfolio with high-pressure regulatory requirement deadlines.
  • Stakeholder Mapping: Contribute to the development of the change engagement strategy by developing detailed stakeholder maps.
  • Benefits Realisation: Ensure that the benefits of the program are achieved through the successful delivery of the change strategy.
  • Change Planning: Contribute to the development and improvement of the change plan, flagging issues, mitigating risks and communicating with impacted audiences.
  • Impact Insight: Provide insights and comments on change impact assessments to inform the design and timing of change interventions.
  • Success Measurement: Define key success measures and develop content to support business readiness.
  • Leadership Engagement: Engage leaders, effectively communicate changes to people and assess business readiness.
  • Adoption Reinforcement: Monitor and reinforce change to optimise adoption and advocacy.

23. Change Manager Tasks

  • Change Strategy: Develop, coordinate and deliver innovative, interactive and hands-on change strategies designed to build change readiness for staff and the business.
  • Impact Analysis: Prepare impact analyses and evaluate the actual impact of changes, assess change readiness and identify key stakeholders.
  • Risk Mitigation: Identify, analyze and prepare risk mitigation tactics, and identify and manage anticipated resistance to change.
  • Reporting Management: Create and manage the input, collation and output of the change management reporting systems for delegated projects.
  • Executive Reporting: Provide regular and ad hoc reports to satisfy individual projects, portfolios, or executive requirements.
  • Team Collaboration: Work with peers and colleagues in project and BAU teams responsible for the delivery of project outcomes.
  • Requirement Identification: Ensure identification of change and communication requirements.
  • Change Embedding: Develop strategies to assist with the embedding of change.
  • Team Coaching: Support and coach members of the team in change management practices.

24. Change Manager Roles

  • Service Management: Manage, control and drive service quality and availability through the change management process.
  • Risk Assessment: Provide risk assessment and evaluation for all proposed changes.
  • Risk Communication: Ensure a clear understanding, communication and mitigation of all risks.
  • Impact Analysis: Perform an impact analysis for all requested changes.
  • Schedule Communication: Communicate the change schedules with the customer and all other involved or related parties including 3PP.
  • Process Coaching: Support and coach all parties involved or related to the change management process so they can work to their fullest potential.
  • Trend Assessment: Assess change trends and issues or incidents related to change implementation and deliver clear performance reports with complete and accurate data.
  • Report Development: Develop performance reports and reporting structure requirements promptly.
  • Gap Resolution: Identify resistance and performance gaps and work to develop and implement corrective actions.

25. Change Manager Additional Details

  • Change Application: Apply business change management principles across projects.
  • Project Delivery: Deliver multiple projects simultaneously.
  • Team Leadership: Lead a team and deliver training.
  • Relationship Building: Build cross-functional relationships across organizations.
  • Retail Experience: Work in a retail background, which would be advantageous.
  • Cross-functional: Work cross-functionally, managing multiple projects across different business lines.
  • Stakeholder Management: Manage relationships with local business partners, Japanese and regional stakeholders.
  • Regulatory Analysis: Analyze regulatory requirements and the implications on the business including BCP requirements.

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