Job Description

This position will be responsible for Workplace, Real Estate, and Integrated Facilities Management of CSL's EMEA portfolio, including strategic real estate planning, workplace solutions, including bringing industry best practices in innovative workplace solutions and project delivery. The EMEA Regional Lead WREF operates as a true partner to business leaders, finance, HR, IT, PR, Procurement, and other functional areas supporting both business and site needs. As part of a functional leadership team, this position will participate in developing global workplace, real estate and IFM processes, guidelines and solutions with a developing global function. This position will also partner and support the same delivery in the APAC, subject to workload and demand. The individual needs to possess work ethic qualities including sense of urgency, bias for action, attention to detail and be comfortable operating in both the strategic and tactical levels, simultaneously acting as a leader, internal ambassador, educator, analyst, solutions architect, and implementer.
This position reports to the Global Head of WREF
Main Responsibilities:-
Real Estate

• Partners with external Real Estate Partners to drive solutions and manage portfolio pipeline and projects
• Serve as a strategic advisor to the Global Head of WREF, helping to align the organization with corporate goals and drive continuous improvement
• Build and maintain relationships with all appropriate internal business stakeholders to ensure the real estate portfolio in the EMEA aligns with the needs of the business.
• Ensure alignment with the Global RE program yet allowing for regional and site influences.
• Provide CSL Regional Leadership with wholistic strategic real estate solutions including but not limited to: location advisory, employee commute and demographics studies, market options comparison analyses, financial assessment, industry best practices, metrics, and compile into business cases along with socialization for decision making. Then leading the project management through Day One occupancy and operations thereafter
• Other common responsibilities include researching and discussing property maintenance costs and possible renovations, networking with local businesses, negotiating between buyers and sellers, overseeing property inspections, review of leases and contracts, and facilitating final transactions.
• Align and support the management of the Global Real Estate portfolio and software tracking mechanisms.
• Maintain SLAs, KPIs and processes to ensure that financial milestones, contractual obligations, compliance requirements and milestone liabilities associated with third party service contracts are appropriately managed.
• Partner with the Global Head of WREF in developing key operational frameworks, governance structures, and strategic priorities that will drive the success of the Global Real Estate function.

Workplace Solutions and Strategy

• Collaborate with internal CSL clients and organizations to provide solutions that produce meaningful change promoting innovation and collaboration within the work environment.
• Ensure alignment with the Global workplace strategies yet allowing for regional and site influences.
• Working closely with the global and change committees as well as HR, the Regional Lead develops solutions that aim to align the work environment and work practices with organizational business goals and objectives at the site, campus and portfolio levels.
• Solutions can be inclusive of the "business case for change" and the development and roll out of change management programs.
• The Regional Lead should be well versed with working experience in the areas of occupancy planning, design, functional program and workplace standards and metrics development incorporating both traditional and alternative workplace strategies.

Direct responsibility for Regional IFM Facilities Delivery

• Build and maintain relationships with all internal stakeholders to ensure the service delivery performance of the Facility IFM Services exceeds expectations. Collaborate with and act as a point of contact for global functional leaders across Sourcing/ Procurement, Quality, Legal. EHS, Finance, Business Unit Leads etc.
• Supervise the site IFM Lead and Facilities Coordinator to drive, relationships, budget, and planning. Be the escalation point for issues with relation to contractors and vendors and secure resolution.
• Monitor contractual changes, provide guidance on the implementation of any required changes, and proactively integrate new requirements into compliance programs.
• Consults on Facilities budget. Oversee and manage finances, ensuring cost-effectiveness and forecasting.
• Balance risk and compliance needs with business strategies to guide decisions for related Facilities requests. Ensure adherence to pertinent regulatory requirements and to departmental policies, practices, and procedures [SOPs, safety procedures, etc.].
• Ensure delivery of value realization and monitor overall performance against developed SLAs, KPIs and metrics.
• Utilizing an SRM (Supplier Relationship Management) approach, manage category IFM supplier contracts, relationships, for the EMEA portfolio. Be the escalation point for issues with relation to contractors and vendors and secure resolution.
• Interact and influence various site GMs and Facilities leads to establish and drive an appropriate ongoing IFM Committee/Forum.
• Ensure alignment with the Global IFM program yet allowing for regional and site requirements.
• Monitor contractual changes, provide guidance on the implementation of any required changes, and proactively integrate new requirements into compliance programs.
• Develop, implement, and support operational plans and share best practices as it relates to policies, processes, and governance.
• Identify common operational and business needs across sites, and work to address them through the global program.
• Identify the areas of IFM service delivery for which compliance is required.
• Ensure delivery of value realization and monitor overall performance against developed KPIs and metrics.
• Maintain KPI's and processes to ensure that financial milestones, contractual obligations, compliance requirements and milestone liabilities associated with third party service contracts are appropriately managed.

Qualifications Skills and Experience

• Bachelor's degree required, master's degree preferred.
• Professional Certification(s) preferred.
• English proficiency required.
• Proven experience in delivery of Workplace, Real Estate and Facilities Services
• Proven experience leading complex teams with diverse direct reports and stakeholders
• Ability to toggle between being strategic while delivering tactically
• Experience in service delivery in various site environments (i.e. Manufacturing, Office, Labs)
• Demonstrated knowledge of compliance requirements of assigned specific contractual relationships.
• Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, solve problems, make recommendations, and draw valid conclusions in a timely and accurate manner.
• Strong communication skills, oral and written.
• Sound judgment and reasoning skills
• Ability to prioritize and successfully manage multiple projects/deadlines simultaneously.
• Strong knowledge of MS Office applications

Competencies

• Strong Leadership Skills.
• Drive for results.
• Functional/technical skills related to the process or functional area.
• Customer focus
• Problem solving
• Priority setting
• Business acumen
• Proficiency in technology solutions and tools and integrating into strong presentation skills
• Cultural awareness and sensitivity
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Demonstrated integrity, independent thinking, judgment, and respect for others

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