Programme leadership
Bring workstreams, suppliers and sponsors together around a shared programme plan.
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Battlehill ProjectsStrengthen your team with project, programme, business analysis and change expertise matched to the work. We help you define the role, identify the relevant experience and agree how the specialist will contribute.

You may need a project manager to lead an implementation, a programme manager to connect workstreams, a business analyst to define the requirements or a change manager to prepare the organisation.
We look at the responsibility you need covered, the experience that matters and how the person will work with your team. We then confirm the proposed fit, availability and terms before you commit.
Tell us which industry or platform knowledge matters, who the specialist will work with and what they need to achieve. Location, working pattern and assignment length are part of the brief.
Your specialist works within your team and reporting structure. If you want us to manage a broader project or programme, we can shape a consultancy engagement around that responsibility.
Bring workstreams, suppliers and sponsors together around a shared programme plan.
Lead day-to-day delivery, manage risks and keep the project moving towards a usable result.
Give leaders a clear view of projects, priorities, spending and where attention is needed.
Understand how the work really happens and turn it into clear requirements and testable solutions.
Connect implementation partners with the business teams responsible for processes, data and adoption.
Help people understand the change, prepare for it and use new ways of working.
Make testing, go-live decisions and the move into support work together.
Establish the facts, prioritise the intervention and help restore delivery confidence.
Confirm responsibilities, skills, experience, deliverables, working pattern and the intended start and duration.
Review relevant experience, availability and the proposed role with the client before making a commitment.
Agree reporting lines, onboarding, access, engagement terms and how progress will be reviewed.
Each assignment starts with the work you need done. Explore the roles below to see where a specialist could help and what they can take responsibility for.
A transformation spans multiple workstreams, business functions or implementation partners.
Programme mandate, integrated roadmap, cross-project dependencies, funding position and sponsor decisions.
Programme plan, decision papers, executive reporting and transition responsibilities.
An implementation or business initiative requires dedicated day-to-day delivery ownership.
Scope, baseline, schedule, cost, risk, suppliers, acceptance and handover for an agreed project.
Project plan, RAID and change records, progress reporting, readiness and closure material.
Leaders need a consistent view of priorities, capacity, commitments and delivery exposure.
Project standards, portfolio reporting, governance calendars, information quality and management attention.
Portfolio dashboard, reporting cycle, controls, governance packs and improvement actions.
Scope is unclear or business needs must be translated into a deliverable change.
Stakeholder needs, current and future processes, requirements, business rules and acceptance criteria.
Process models, prioritised requirements, traceability and business test scenarios.
Platform implementation needs business-side leadership alongside the technical partner.
Business and partner dependencies across configuration, data, integrations, testing, adoption and cutover.
Integrated implementation plan, dependency view, UAT coordination and readiness reporting.
People and processes must change alongside a new system or operating model.
Business impacts, sponsorship, stakeholder engagement, communications, learning and adoption.
Impact assessment, change plan, communications and learning approach, adoption measures.
A release needs a controlled route from testing into supported operation.
Business validation, defects, acceptance evidence, cutover, hypercare and service ownership.
Test and readiness approach, acceptance records, cutover dependencies and support handover.
Delivery confidence has weakened or a major commitment requires independent challenge.
Independent assessment, critical-path analysis, intervention options and recovery leadership.
Health assessment, prioritised findings, recovery baseline and sponsor decisions.
Agree the role brief, relevant experience, reporting line, scope of authority, intended duration and working arrangements. Confirm onboarding, access and the immediate priorities the specialist will take responsibility for.
Review progress against the agreed responsibilities and outputs. Changes in scope, capacity or required skills are discussed with the client so that the assignment continues to match the work.
Identify the plans, decisions, records and outstanding actions that must transfer to the client. Agree the receiving owner and any knowledge-transfer sessions needed to maintain continuity.
Individual specialists operate within your delivery structure. If you need Battlehill Projects to manage a wider work package and coordinate its delivery, scope that as a consultancy engagement with defined deliverables and acceptance.