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NFI is seeking a Manager of Organizational Change Management to lead change enablement for strategic initiatives. This role works with HR, Communications, Operations, and leaders to ensure adoption and sustained outcomes.
Reporting to the VP of Talent Development, you will build foundational tools, support HR and system implementations, and integrate structured change practices across business efforts. Travel up to 15-20% may be required.
The Manager, Organizational Change Management (OCM) will establish and lead change enablement efforts supporting strategic change initiatives. This role will serve as the primary resource responsible for helping leaders and teams successfully navigate organizational, operational, and behavioral change.
Reporting to the Vice President, Talent Development, this individual will initially operate as an independent contributor responsible for building foundational tools, supporting high-impact initiatives (including enterprise system implementations), and embedding structured change practices into key business efforts.
This role partners closely with HR, Communications, Operations, and business leadership to ensure initiatives translate into adoption, alignment, and sustained outcomes.
We are excited to share that the base salary range for this position is $108,000 - $120,000. This position is also eligible for an annual discretionary bonus of 3%. NFI takes into consideration applicants' qualifications, experience, education, and geographic location when determining a starting rate of pay.
Employees are also eligible for a robust benefit program, which includes Medical, Dental, Vision, Prescription Drug Coverage, 401k Plan, Wellness Program, Life Insurance, Paid Time Off, and Paid Parental Leave, among other benefit plan options.
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