Victims Programme Lead | Flexible Hours

Ministry Of Justice; Wellington; On-site; NZD 150,000 - 194,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ministry of Justice in Wellington is seeking an exceptional Programme Manager to lead the cross-sector Victims Work Programme and deliver real improvements for victims. You will draw on your project management, service design and policy experience to ensure high-quality advice and business-case products.

You will also have people management responsibilities and must build trusted relationships with senior leaders and ministers to report progress and advise on where to invest resources across

Qualifications

• Lead cross-sector teams delivering real change for victims.
• Provide trusted reporting on progress toward outcomes to senior leaders and ministers.
• Oversee development and review of public sector business cases.
• Experience in a justice sector agency or related organisation.
• Service design within organisational, operational and regulatory settings.
• Knowledge of public sector funding mechanisms and legislative processes.
• People leadership including recruitment, capability building and performance management.

Responsibilities

• Lead cross-sector programme delivery to improve victim services.
• Develop and review high-quality business cases and policy submissions.
• Build trusted relationships with decision-makers across the sector.
• Provide leadership and people management for the programme team.

Skills

Programme leadership

People management

Cross-sector programmes

Senior stakeholder reporting

Public sector business cases

Service design

Funding mechanisms

Legislative processes

People leadership

Job description

The Ministry of Justice in Wellington is seeking an exceptional Programme Manager to lead the cross-sector Victims Work Programme and deliver real improvements for victims. You will draw on your project management, service design and policy experience to ensure high-quality advice and business-case products.

You will also have people management responsibilities and must build trusted relationships with senior leaders and ministers to report progress and advise on where to invest resources across