Head of Product Management

A long-standing client of Consortia is looking for a Head of Product to help transform their well-established, household brand, into a technology-led and data-centric organisation. Having spent the past three years reevaluating their Product culture, they are looking for an experienced Head of Product to move the focus from pure delivery to more strategic, big bet plays.

You will be leading the existing team of 5 Product Managers owning each of the core Products, gaining stakeholder buy-in, and playing a pivotal role in instilling best practices towards Product development and management. The Head of Product will be reporting to the CDO and will be given the autonomy and accountability of shaping the future of Product within the business.

This is an opportunity for a Head of Product Management wanting to leave a legacy that extends beyond the products they work on, in a business that already dominates their market, with access to substantial amounts of data to drive decision making.

Here are a few key requirements for the Head of Product:

• Experience leading, managing and coaching a team of Product Managers.
• B2B, B2B2C and Internal tooling experience is preferable.
• You've driven transformational change around Product.
• A willingness to coach best practices in Product Management.
• Have had experience managing internal stakeholders.

Interviews will be conducted remotely and there will be a flexible working policy once offices return. They're ideally looking for someone who can manage a 3 day WFH, 2 day office working week.

If you are a Product leader with multiple years’ experience shaping and leading Products end to end and are looking to leave a tangible mark on a well-established name then please get in touch for a confidential chat around the role in more detail.

Consortia are a specialist recruiter of Product Managers working across the UK and the US to secure the very best talent for; Product Owners, Heads of Product, Chief Product Officer, VP Product, and Product Directors.