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Project Director - Rebrand

Experis City of London
500 to 514
32 - 40 hour
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    Experis

    Project Director - Rebrand

    Experis City of London
    500 to 514
    32 - 40 hour
    new
    Status Open
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    What we ask

    Education

    No minimum education required

    What we offer

    Salary
    £500 to £514
    Hours
    32 to 40 hours per week
    Employment type
    contract

    Job description

    Project Director (rebrand)
    6 months
    London - hybrid
    £514 Outside IR35

    Programme leadership & brand programme ownership

    Own the end-to-end Plusnet rebrand programme as the single point of accountability - from initial brand strategy and identity development through design system build, rollout planning, and full deployment across all touchpoints
    Build and maintain the master programme plan - mapping all workstreams, dependencies, milestones, and sign-off points across creative, digital, operations, and the wider Plusnet business
    Lead programme governance - chairing workstream reviews, tracking progress against plan, and producing clear reporting for senior stakeholders across The Exchange
    Act as the connective tissue between The Exchange's creative and design team and the Plusnet business - translating between creative language and business requirements in both directionsBrand understanding & design system knowledge

    Bring a deep understanding of how brands are constructed - positioning, personality, values, visual identity, tone of voice, and the systems that govern how these elements are applied consistently across every channel
    Understand design systems in practice - what components, patterns, and guidelines a robust brand system requires, how they are structured, and how they enable consistent execution at scale
    Be able to assess design work critically and meaningfully - not to make design decisions, but to judge whether the work is meeting the brand brief and programme objectives, and to articulate clearly when it is not
    Understand the difference between brand identity, brand guidelines, campaign creative, and production execution - and know what is needed at each stage of a rebrand programme
    Be comfortable in detailed creative and brand conversations with the Design Lead, Brand Designer, and Principal Creative - asking the right questions and keeping creative momentum without overstepping into creative decisions
    Cross-functional collaboration & internal stakeholder management

    Build trusted relationships with all teams involved in the rebrand - creative, design, digital, copywriting, strategy, account management, and the wider teams
    Manage stakeholder expectations at every level - from day-to-day creative team conversations to Exec-level programme updates - communicating clearly, proactively, and without jargon
    Work closely with the Plusnet business to understand their requirements, constraints, and priorities; bring them on the creative journey rather than presenting finished work for approval
    Facilitate alignment across workstreams that involve multiple teams with different priorities and timelines - making sure nothing moves forward in isolation
    Multi-workstream delivery & dependency management

    Manage multiple parallel rebrand workstreams simultaneously - including brand identity, design system, digital brand rollout, customer communications refresh, retail and OOH, and internal brand launch
    Map and manage dependencies across all workstreams rigorously - understanding what must be resolved before the next phase can begin and building this logic clearly into the programme plan
    Ensure the design system and brand guidelines are completed and approved before downstream production teams begin work - protecting quality and preventing rework
    Manage the handover from brand creation to brand rollout with precision - ensuring all teams receiving brand assets have exactly what they need, in the right format, with the right guidanceExternal partner & supplier management

    Brief, manage, and hold accountable any external agencies, specialist consultancies, or production partners contributing to the rebrand programme
    Ensure external partners are fully integrated into the programme governance structure and working to the same brief, timeline, and quality standards as internal teams
    Manage external partner costs and contracts in line with procurement and financial proceduresCost control & commercial management

    Own the rebrand programme budget across all workstreams - tracking spend, forecasting to completion, and reporting clearly to senior stakeholders
    Manage purchase orders and supplier spend in line with procedures; ensure all expenditure is authorised before commitment
    Identify budget risks and efficiency opportunities throughout the programme; flag overspend risk before it becomes a problemRisk, quality & governance

    Maintain a live programme risk register; identify, assess, and mitigate risks across all workstreams proactively
    Implement quality checkpoints throughout the programme - ensuring brand outputs are reviewed and approved at each stage before downstream work begins
    Ensure all rebrand outputs meet brand, legal, compliance, and accessibility standards
    Conduct a thorough post-programme review - capturing learnings for future large-scale brand programmes within The ExchangeThe Skills Required
    Essential experience

    8+ years in senior project or programme management, with direct experience managing brand or creative programmes of significant scale and complexity
    Deep understanding of brand - how visual identities are created, what design systems require, and how rebrands are planned and executed across large, complex organisations
    Experience managing multi-workstream creative programmes involving design, digital, copy, strategy, and production teams simultaneously
    Strong track record of senior stakeholder management in complex, matrix organisations - able to operate confidently at Exec level
    Commercial management experience - budget ownership, cost tracking, and supplier management across large programmes
    Experience working closely with design teams and the ability to engage meaningfully with brand strategy and visual identity work
    Experience managing external agency or specialist consultancy partnersHighly desirable

    Previous experience managing a full brand refresh or rebrand programme end-to-end
    Working knowledge of design systems, component libraries, and brand guidelines documentation
    Experience in consumer telecoms, technology, or retail - categories with high-volume, multi-channel brand execution requirements
    Previous experience working within or alongside an in-house creative agency
    Familiarity with digital brand rollout including web, app, email, and social brand application

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    Salary description

    £500.00 - £514.00 per day

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