Deputy Director (Experiential Centre Development) - Army
The Deputy Director will drive the end-to-end development of the Army Arena, an experiential center for the Singapore Army. The role involves strategic planning, feasibility studies, design, construction, and operationalization of the facility. You will oversee budget management, complex procurement, and coordinate cross-functional teams to deliver the project. The position requires a seasoned professional to manage diverse stakeholder interests and complex infrastructure workstreams.
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Experience
15+ years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Deputy Director will drive the end-to-end development of the Army Arena, an experiential center for the Singapore Army. The role involves strategic planning, feasibility studies, design, construction, and operationalization of the facility. You will oversee budget management, complex procurement, and coordinate cross-functional teams to deliver the project. The position requires a seasoned professional to manage diverse stakeholder interests and complex infrastructure workstreams.
TAL's take
High-level strategic leadership role at a national institution, though scope is specific to infrastructure and experiential center development.
Clear mission, specific project scope (Army Arena), and defined responsibilities within a government project management context.
Must haves
- 15+ years experience in managing large-scale infrastructure projects
- Experience with complex procurement processes
- Proven track record in project management methodologies
- Strong leadership and team management capabilities
- Excellent stakeholder management and negotiation skills
About the company
Government entity overseeing national defense, established and stable employer.
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