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A global consulting firm seeks a Vice President - Global Business Engineering in München to lead strategic managed services engagements primarily focused on Germany. This senior executive role involves driving business growth and designing innovative service propositions while engaging with C-suite stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in IT consulting, strong leadership capabilities, and fluency in both German and English. The position offers opportunities for global collaboration and strategic influence in a cutting-edge environment.
The Vice President - Global Business Engineering (for SBU Germany) is a senior executive role within CGI’s Global Business Engineering (GBE) organization. The position plays a critical role in shaping, qualifying, and winning large, complex, and transformational managed IT and business process services engagements, with a primary focus on Germany and multinational clients headquartered in Germany.
Acting as a trusted advisor to senior CGI leadership and client executives, the role bridges business development, solution engineering, and delivery organizations across CGI’s global network. The Vice President ensures that CGI brings the “best of CGI” to every strategic opportunity, leveraging global capabilities, innovative delivery models, and emerging technologies such as AI, cloud, and digital platforms.
The role operates at executive level, influencing strategy, deal shaping, and governance, and supporting the successful transition of large engagements into delivery.
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