CIO Advisory & Enterprise Transformation Lead (Workday)

Inizio Partners; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Inizio Partners is seeking a senior transformation leader to serve as a trusted advisor to the CIO for a major Workday implementation in the public sector. The role requires leading readiness, governance, and cross‑functional coordination across IT, HR, Finance, Procurement, and external partners.

The program is set to begin in December and continue through 2028, with emphasis on aligning business, technology, data, and organizational priorities while guiding executive stakeholders and risk

Qualifications

• Significant experience leading large enterprise technology or business transformation programs.

Responsibilities

• Partner with the CIO on program strategy, governance, and executive decision making.
• Lead organizational and operational readiness for the Workday implementation.
• Coordinate across IT, HR, Finance, Procurement, business leadership, and external partners.
• Establish decision rights, escalation processes, executive reporting, and accountability.
• Monitor milestones, risks, dependencies, resources, budgets, and organizational impacts.
• Serve as a senior liaison between leadership, internal teams, and the implementation partner.
• Ensure implementation decisions support the organization’s long term operating model and technology strategy.

Skills

Transformation leadership

Stakeholder management

Governance

Executive engagement

Job description

Inizio Partners is seeking a senior transformation leader to serve as a trusted advisor to the CIO for a major Workday implementation in the public sector. The role requires leading readiness, governance, and cross‑functional coordination across IT, HR, Finance, Procurement, and external partners.

The program is set to begin in December and continue through 2028, with emphasis on aligning business, technology, data, and organizational priorities while guiding executive stakeholders and risk