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A leading global FMCG company in Bristol seeks an experienced IT Business Partner to translate business strategy into actionable tech roadmaps. The role focuses on championing a value-first mindset, managing IT initiatives, and leading digital transformation efforts. Candidates should have proven IT partnering experience and strong stakeholder management skills. This position offers a chance to influence a FTSE 100 company and participate in a vibrant, inclusive work culture.
At Imperial Brands, we are transforming. Boldly. Strategically. Digitally. We are looking for a visionary IT Business Partner to help shape the future of our functions. If you thrive at the intersection of business and technology, and you're ready to drive enterprise value through strategic IT partnerships, this is your moment.
You will be a trusted advisor, a change catalyst, and a champion of innovation—ensuring our tech investments deliver real business impact. This role offers the opportunity to influence the future of a FTSE 100 company and an inclusive, innovative global FMCG business supported by 25,000 employees. Imperial is a truly international company, operating across 120 markets and is committed to creating an environment that celebrates and respects difference.
As a matter of policy, Imperial Tobacco or its subsidiaries never requests or requires payment as part of any recruitment process.
We are transforming. Our ways of working and culture are driven by a challenger mindset, constantly questioning the status quo where people can bring their best selves to work. Our agility and collaboration are driving our ambitions, innovation and success, supported by award-winning development programmes that create exciting and rewarding career opportunities for all. We are committed to inclusion at local levels and to a robust diversity agenda globally, maintaining an environment that celebrates and respects difference. Imperial Brands is a global FMCG business with 25,000 employees, 120 markets, and a legacy dating back to 1901.