Head of PMO (Project Management Office)

Automotive glass technology is helping transform how we experience the road. At Belron Canada, the home office of Speedy Glass, Lebeau vitres d’auto and Vanfax we take this seriously, which is why we invest tirelessly on developing our people can realize their full potential. We welcome applications from everyone, and are firmly committed to diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace, and take pride in ensuring every member of our team feels empowered. In collaboration with the PMO team under their responsibility, the Head of PMO (Project Management Office) is responsible for the success of the IT projects under their management in terms of cost, deadlines, and the quality of deliverables, while ensuring that these projects adhere to business priorities and management models established by Belron Canada. They direct the activities and resources necessary to achieve the objectives of their mandate, from planning to implementation. Possessing strong influence, the Head of PMO (Project Management Office) is responsible for promoting best practices in project management and for driving their evolution through the documentation, integration, application, and acceptance of different project management approaches and methodologies (agile and traditional) by their teams and the entire organization. Responsibilities 1. Manage the PMO Team Ensure the team optimizes delivery efficiency in terms of both speed and quality. Establish overall and individual objectives for each team member, aligned with IT and Belron objectives. Mentor team members and advise them on delivery challenges. Implement and support departmental engagement initiatives. Coach and develop staff, oversee the onboarding of new employees, and provide development plans. 2. Responsible for the Success of IT Projects Manage programs: milestones, success criteria, resources, and delivery according to the methodology. Chair project reviews and communicate project status to management. Ensure projects are properly planned and executed. Advise and guide the project organization. Develop recovery plans when scope, schedule, or cost deviations occur. Interact with management and departments to resolve issues. Coordinate with other IT teams (Infrastructure, Architecture, Service Delivery). Ensure deliverables meet business priorities and Belron Canada's management models. 3. Responsible for the evolution of project management practices Ensure that processes, procedures, and policies are known, applied, and improved. Conduct lessons learned analyses and implement corrective actions. Define and develop best practices in project management. Train and ensure a shared understanding of the project framework. Communicate methodologies to IT and business teams. Periodically perform quality control of the project framework. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, or a related field Master or Graduate degree is an asset Minimum of 15 years of leadership experience, including 10 years managing executives/managers Proven credibility and experience as a Senior Project Manager Bilingual (spoken/written) in French and English – Canadian and International clientele Senior project manager with expert-level knowledge of project and change management methodologies, techniques, processes, and approaches. Understanding of systems architecture and their interrelationships. Skills in budget, cost, and profitability management #LI-Hybrid We believe that genuine care can make a real difference in the customer experience, and it begins with making a difference in the careers of our team members. Belron Canada is an integral part of the Belron International family, a global leader in auto glass repair and replacement, and forward-facing digital camera calibration. Belron Canada alone operates 325+ service centres, 2 distribution centres and 26 warehouses across 10 provinces, and is home to over 1,200 employees. Our pursuit of excellence commits us to providing sustainable world-class care for our communities and the climate. If you value your career as we value our employees and our customers, there’s no better time to join Belron Canada and #BringOutYourBest with us!

The Head of PMO is responsible for the success of IT projects by managing the PMO team, ensuring delivery efficiency, and overseeing project milestones and budgets. They also drive the evolution of project management practices by defining best practices, conducting lessons learned, and training teams on methodologies.

Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or Information Systems and at least 15 years of leadership experience. Expert-level knowledge of project and change management methodologies, along with bilingual proficiency in French and English, is required.

• Change ManagementPreferred
• LeadershipPreferred
• Risk ManagementPreferred
• Quality ControlPreferred
• Project managementPreferred
• Process ImprovementPreferred
• Stakeholder ManagementPreferred

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• Project Management
• Leadership
• Strategic Planning
• Change Management
• Agile Methodologies
• Budget Management
• Team Mentoring
• Systems Architecture
• Stakeholder Management
• Process Improvement
• Quality Control
• Risk Management
• Resource Management
• Program Management
• Bilingualism
• Automotive Glass Repair
• Influencing Skills
• Workplace Inclusivity
• Infrastructure Architecture
• Influencing Without Authority
• Bilingual (French/English)
• Planning
• Agile Methodology
• Multilingualism
• Business Administration
• Management
• Customer Service
• Information Systems
• Warehousing
• Milestones (Project Management)
• Project Management Office (PMO)
• Business Priorities
• Profitability Management

• Management & Leadership
• Technology
• Consulting
• IT PMO Project Manager
• Project Manager (General)
• Management and Organization Analysts
• Project Management Specialists

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

10+ years

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week