Manager - Systems Stewardship, Strategy and Programmes
Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand · Full Time
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Job description
About the Role
Our client is a Crown Entity dedicated to monitoring and regulatory oversight aimed at ensuring a safe environment across commercial and social sectors. Their primary mission is to prevent harm and save lives. The position of Manager, reporting to a Deputy Chief Executive, holds responsibility for converting organizational strategies and frameworks into multi-year external initiatives. This Tier-3 leadership role directs a skilled team focused on harm prevention, working closely with the sector and various partners.
The Manager will maintain a holistic, system-wide perspective on external programmes, emphasizing measurable results and benefits. They will foster an integrated, collaborative approach to program execution and regulatory practices across the organization.
Key Responsibilities
- Implement organizational strategy through clearly defined and actionable programmes.
- Lead and guide a team focused on delivering harm prevention outcomes.
- Ensure a system-level, outcome-oriented view overseeing multiple external programmes.
- Promote collaboration and integration across internal departments and external stakeholders.
Candidate Requirements
- Demonstrated leadership experience, encompassing people management and strategic programme delivery.
- Strong systems-thinking perspective combined with a focus on tangible results.
- Experience in regulatory environments or harm prevention sectors is advantageous.
- Excellent relationship-building abilities and a collaborative working style.
Additional Information
This is a significant opportunity to contribute to a respected organization making impactful contributions nationally.
Application Deadline: Friday, 2 October 2026
Contact for queries: Simon Boyes at 04 550 8026