Program Management Office Coordinator

Program Management Office Coordinator

Posted Today by Vallum Associates

Negotiable
Undetermined
Undetermined
London Area, United Kingdom

Summary: The Program Management Office Coordinator is responsible for defining, documenting, and managing processes while coordinating a weekly intake process. This role involves ensuring clear ownership and follow-through on actions, as well as fostering continuous improvement. The coordinator will work closely with process owners to transition processes from definition to active use and maintain a stable operational state. Strong documentation and meeting management skills are essential for success in this position.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Document media processes clearly and consistently, ensuring they are easily understood by stakeholders.
  • Capture and clarify roles and responsibilities within each process.
  • Support process owners in transitioning processes from definition to active use.
  • Ensure processes are formally communicated and understood, addressing any gaps.
  • Nurture processes into a stable “business as usual” state with good performance.
  • Own and run the weekly intake meeting, coordinating logistics and capturing actions and decisions.
  • Proactively follow up on actions arising from meetings to ensure accountability.

Key Skills:

  • Experience in operations, PMO, business analysis, or process improvement.
  • Strong documentation skills, particularly in translating processes into clear visual artefacts.
  • Good understanding of roles & responsibilities, handoffs, and governance within business processes.
  • Confident in managing recurring meetings and keeping discussions on track.
  • Comfortable working with multiple stakeholders and following up on actions diplomatically.
  • Proactive, organized, and able to work with limited supervision once onboarded.

Salary (Rate): undetermined

City: London Area

Country: United Kingdom

Working Arrangements: undetermined

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other

Detailed Description From Employer:

Role Purpose To support the definition, documentation and ongoing management of processes, and to run and coordinate a weekly intake process, ensuring clear ownership, follow-through on actions and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

  • Process Documentation
  • Take the almost defined media processes and document them clearly and consistently (e.g. in PowerPoint).
  • Ensure that each process is described in a way that can be easily understood and followed by stakeholders.
  • Capture and clarify roles and responsibilities (R&Rs) within each process.
  • Work with process owners to “babysit” these processes into life – i.e. support them as they move from definition to active use.
  • Help ensure processes are formally communicated, understood and “closed down” as complete (addressing any gaps).
  • Depending on progress, help nudge / nurture a subset of processes into a stable “business as usual” state where performance is good and they require minimal ongoing attention.
  • Intake Process Management
  • Own and run the weekly intake meeting once up to speed (following a warm handover).
  • Coordinate meeting logistics (agenda, materials, attendees).
  • Capture actions and decisions in a clear, structured way.
  • Proactively chase and follow up on actions arising from the meeting to ensure momentum and accountability.

Skills & Experience

  • Experience in operations, PMO, business analysis or process improvement.
  • Strong documentation skills – able to translate “almost defined” processes into clear, visual, and easy-to-understand artefacts (PowerPoint in particular).
  • Good understanding of roles & responsibilities, handoffs and governance within business processes.
  • Confident managing recurring meetings: preparing agendas, keeping discussions on track, capturing actions and following up.
  • Comfortable working with multiple stakeholders and chasing actions diplomatically but firmly.
  • Proactive, organised and able to work with limited supervision once onboarded.