Acting program manager vs lead program manager

Differences between acting program manager and lead program manager duties and responsibilities

Acting program manager example responsibilities.

• Lead the introduction and upgrade of wireless infrastructure at remote locations to ensure adherence with internal and international wireless standards.
• Support project managers with estimate preparation and provide oversight on large subcontracts for services.
• Provide forecasting projections (EAC's), financial guidance and oversight; implementation of cost and staffing reductions.
• Generate and develop new and innovative communications approaches, participate in the development and implementation of alumni communication and culture strategies.
• Counsele customers on credit repair for homeownership and debt management.

Lead program manager example responsibilities.

• Track and manage SE data, team SharePoint site, status reports and worldwide communications including upper management.
• Manage implementation of referrals, coordinate assignment of new physicians and create support network for transitioning patients during clinic closure.
• Evaluate and report on KPIs to measure program effectiveness and value.
• Recognize as financial systems subject matter expert for key elements of the CRM initiative.
• Develop a short-term roadmap to the platform eventually being a full on cloud solution.
• Work with PMO, business stake holders for matrix reporting, issue/risk identification and mitigation.
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