FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Western Europe Adoption Leader?
The primary responsibility is to drive and support the adoption of the Broking Platform across Western Europe by partnering with key stakeholders and creating a tailored adoption roadmap.
What kind of experience is required for this role?
The role requires 8+ years of experience in a Financial Services environment, with a strong emphasis on change management and strategy execution.
Who will the Western Europe Adoption Leader collaborate with?
The leader will collaborate with the Head of Broking, Head of Operations, country GLOB, industry vertical leaders, and Broking Platform users.
What skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include change management, negotiation, influencing, problem-solving, and strong analytical abilities, along with solid presentation skills.
Is experience in the insurance industry important for this role?
Yes, experience in the insurance industry is important, ideally within a broking team or environment.
What formats will user feedback sessions take?
User feedback sessions will involve facilitating discussions with Brokers to define actionable problem statements and clear requirements.
What does the governance process for BP adoption include?
The governance process includes setting regional, country, and team-level targets, creating dashboards, establishing KPIs and metrics, tracking adoption plans, and managing issues transparently.
Will the Western Europe Adoption Leader need to provide direct support to stakeholders?
Yes, the leader should be willing to provide "hands-on" support to stakeholders and their teams as needed.
What type of communication will the Adoption Leader need to develop?
The Adoption Leader will need to develop and deliver regular regional communications that highlight the benefits of the Broking Platform to WTW brokers, carriers, and clients.
Is a self-starter mentality important for this role?
Yes, a self-starter mentality with the ability to work with minimal supervision is important, while also seeking guidance when necessary.