Global Head of Data, Analytics, AI, Chief Data Officer, CDO, London

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Global Head of Data, Analytics with AI, Chief Data Officer, CDO, Enterprise Transformation, Central London

Global Head of Data & Analytics Officer required to work for a Global Enterprise business based in Central London. However, this will be part remote and there will be a requirement for office presence when facing off to senior Stakeholders such as the CIO, COO and the CEO.

This is a strategic leadership position with direct interaction at the highest level, including the CIO, COO, and CEO, shaping the future direction of the business. It is one of the most important hires in this company’s recent history.

Your mission will be to drive Data Analytics into its next phase. You will formulate an innovation and data strategy across this global organisation, enabling next-generation customer experiences, operational excellence, and ethical AI adoption. This is not incremental change - this is a step-change transformation. Read on for more details…

Key Responsibilities

Define and execute a global Data and Analytics strategy that accelerates digital transformation, including AI
Lead enterprise-scale AI deployment, from predictive analytics to generative AI solutions.
Champion data governance, ethics, and compliance across all regions.
Manage, build and inspire a world-class Data and Analytics leadership team.
Engage directly with executive leadership to align AI initiatives with business objectives.
Drive cloud-native AI ecosystems and advanced analytics platforms.

Experience Required
Proven track record as a Chief Data Officer, Chief Data & Analytics Officer, Chief AI Officer (with a heavy slant on Data & Analytics) or equivalent in a global enterprise.
Recognised thought leader in Data and Analytics (e.g., DataIQ Top 100, industry awards, keynote speaker).
Expertise in AI strategy, machine learning, and enterprise data platforms.
Strong understanding of cloud technologies (AWS, Azure, GCP) and modern data architectures.
Exceptional stakeholder management and communication skills.
Certifications such as CDAO, AI Ethics, or advanced data science credentials are highly desirable.

This is a great opportunity and package is dependent upon experience. It will be a base salary with a bonus involved, along with excellent benefits. Apply now for more details

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