We are scaling artificial intelligence across a global enterprise — moving from experimentation to durable, realized business value. Our AI Transformation Community of Practice (CoP) exists to accelerate the transformations owned by our senior AI Transformation Leads, who (along with our business and function executives) set the aspiration and translate it into measurable business outcomes, shape the transformation portfolio, and enable delivery at pace. The goal of the community is to enable the AI Transformation Leads to reach the right capabilities, expertise, and assets faster, remove blockers, increase reuse across businesses and functions, and move from ambition to execution and value. The community will consist of a flagship summit, recurring deep-dive sessions, and an always-on virtual community. These are the mechanisms; accelerating these leaders is the goal.
As a Vice President, AI Transformation Community of Practice (CoP) – Program Manager in the enterprise AI Skilling & Enablement organization, you own the delivery and operations of the community — ensuring it runs, and runs well. You will anticipate what these leaders need next, structure the ambiguous problems they bring, connect capabilities and people across the organization to help shape answers, and turn that judgment into a crisp operating cadence. You will report directly to the Executive Director, AI Transformation Community of Practice, who holds overall accountability for the community including the content and curriculum agenda. You will partner closely with our strategy teams serving businesses and functions on AI transformation. We will measure you on leader outcomes — faster access to the right capabilities, barriers removed, reuse across businesses and functions, and transformations moving into delivering business value — not on activity.
Job Responsibilities
Own delivery and operations of the community end to end, partnering with the Executive Director who holds overall accountability for the community and owns the content and curriculum agenda, and drive whatever delivery is needed — capability, people, budget, partners — to make it work for these leaders.
Structure the ambiguous problems leaders bring — portfolio choices, capability gaps, organization design, controls — into crisp problem statements we can act on, and connect the dots across businesses to mobilize the right people around each.
Design and own the operating cadence — the summit, the recurring deep-dive sessions, and the operations and moderation of the always-on virtual community — plus the decision forums, escalation paths, and artifacts that turn what leaders surface into action.
Maintain the authoritative single view of our AI Transformation Leads across businesses and functions: roster, sponsors, active initiatives, and engagement history.
Build and manage the integrated program plan, milestone map, critical path, and risk and issue register; escalate blockers with clear options and trade-offs.
Deliver the flagship summit end to end, partnering with our strategy and events colleagues on venue, production, and run of show, and with the Executive Director who owns content architecture, so leaders leave with new answers, connections, and momentum.
Stand up and then run executive-ready reporting to our senior sponsors on how the community is accelerating leaders: barriers removed, time to capability, cross-business reuse, and transformations moving into value.
Own the knowledge-capture mechanism across every touchpoint and the routing of what it surfaces: track recurring patterns in leaders' asks and route them to the Executive Director for the content slate, Strategy for the AI Transformation Playbook, and to capability owners for their roadmaps.
Manage the program budget in partnership with our finance team (plan versus actual, forecast, spend risk) and own vendor management, statements of work, and service-provision oversight.
Serve as the operating counterpart to our executive development colleagues, so our cadence and logistics integrate cleanly with the broader senior-leader offering.
Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
8 years of experience across senior-audience program, forum, or transformation delivery in a complex enterprise and strategy, consulting, or AI transformation leadership.
Experience owning an operating cadence for an executive audience, from roster management and run of show through post-event knowledge capture and sharing.
Experience running program governance, integrated planning, and risk and dependency management, and producing executive-ready reporting.
Experience preparing decision-ready materials for business heads and senior executives, including status reporting and framing clear asks.
Experience managing a program budget, including plan versus actual, forecasting, and spend-risk reporting with a finance partner.
Hands-on experience using generative AI tools in your own work, and a point of view on enterprise AI transformation substantive enough to hold a peer conversation with transformation leaders.
Experience leading stakeholders across human resources, strategy, finance, events, and business partners on a shared agenda.
Advanced proficiency with program-management and collaboration tools and executive materials, and willingness to travel up to 20 percent for flagship events.
Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
Prior experience running a senior-audience community of practice, guild, or forum at scale, or comparable flagship-event ownership.
Prior partnership with a dedicated executive development function on shared senior-leader offerings.
Experience integrating a community or forum program with an enterprise playbook or methodology.
Familiarity with a regulated environment and its governance expectations, with a risk and controls mindset embedded in planning.