Fusion HCR is seeking an experienced Organizational Change Manager (OCM) to lead change efforts for an enterprise-wide Workday ERP implementation. This role ensures employees are prepared, supported, and equipped to adopt new systems, processes, and technologies.

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Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute structured change strategies using Prosci ADKAR and internal guidelines.

• Lead stakeholder engagement, communications, training, and resistance management.

• Partner with project leadership and functional teams to build support for the program.

• Coach leaders and managers to guide their teams through the transition.

• Conduct impact assessments, stakeholder analysis, and readiness evaluations.

• Coordinate communication plans and training aligned with project milestones.

• Track adoption metrics, identify risks, and report on change effectiveness.

• Serve as liaison between project teams and impacted stakeholders.

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Qualifications:

• 5+ years in change management or project management (required)

• 2+ years leading change for ERP or large-scale software implementations (required)

• Experience with Workday in large organizations (10,000+ employees) preferred

• Bachelor’s degree required

• Prosci Certification or similar credential preferred

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Skills & Abilities:

• Strong communicator and coach with the ability to influence at all levels

• Proven experience with structured change methodologies (e.g., Prosci ADKAR)

• Skilled at stakeholder engagement and readiness planning

• Analytical and organized, with a proactive approach to problem-solving

• Capable of leading through ambiguity and complex transitions

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Key Deliverables:

• Change management plans, stakeholder maps, and impact assessments

• Leadership coaching materials and sponsor engagement tools

• Communication strategies, toolkits, and campaigns

• Role-based training plans and effectiveness measures

• Adoption dashboards and lessons learned reports

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Work Environment:
Primarily office-based; must be able to sit or stand for long periods and occasionally lift up to 25 lbs.