Senior Manager, Program Management and Governance — Revenue Technology

We Are The People Who Give Possibilities Purpose BD is one of the largest global medical technology companies in the world. Advancing the world of health™ is our Purpose, and it’s no small feat. It takes the imagination and passion of all of us—from design and engineering to the manufacturing and marketing of our billions of MedTech products per year—to look at the impossible and find transformative solutions that turn dreams into possibilities. Summary Job Description The Senior Manager, Program Management and Governance is responsible for driving the strategic planning, execution, and governance of the global Revenue Technology portfolio across CPQ, CLM, and Bids & Tenders. This is more than a traditional program‑management role: governance is central to it. The role owns the decision‑making forums, demand‑intake discipline, vendor and technology governance, and the operating cadence that turn strategy into delivered, adopted outcomes. It is the single point of orchestration that ensures Revenue Technology owns its roadmap, defends its investment, and brings new business into the product model in a controlled, sustainable way. Operating at the intersection of strategy, delivery, data, and change, this role connects enterprise strategy to execution — coordinating cross‑functional and TDS delivery teams, establishing strong governance and decision rights, and ensuring initiatives deliver measurable business value and sustained adoption. Because Revenue Technology owns the strategy and secures the investment to fund it, this role is the steward of that ownership — not a passive coordinator of others’ programs. Key Responsibilities Strategy, Roadmap & Portfolio Governance Own the overarching Revenue Technology strategic roadmap across CPQ, CLM, and Bids & Tenders, including portfolio governance and innovation alignment. Align the portfolio with emerging innovation and next‑gen capability, ensuring the roadmap anticipates where Revenue Technology capabilities are heading. Lead program governance across the global CPQ/CLM/Bids & Tenders implementation, ensuring consistent standards and delivery discipline across all workstreams. Establish governance frameworks, standards, and decision rights that protect enterprise consistency while enabling approved local and business‑unit variation. Oversee the program roadmap, business readiness, risk management, and milestone tracking end to end. Drive a consistent operating cadence across AMER and International workstreams. Decision Forums & Executive Governance Lead key decision forums and steering committees, and own executive stakeholder reporting on roadmap, trade‑offs, and delivery outcomes. Manage cross‑functional stakeholder alignment and executive reporting across Commercial, IT/Digital Solutions, Finance, Procurement, and senior leadership. Own and lead the Revenue Technology governance model — decision rights, escalation paths, and review cadences — ensuring decisions are made deliberately, not by default. Steward the team’s ownership mandate: because Revenue Technology owns the commercial‑technology strategy and defends the investment case, this role ensures that ownership is exercised — setting the strategy‑to‑budget linkage and holding partners accountable to what is committed. Vendor, Contract & License Governance Own vendor relationships, contract governance, and license management across Revenue Technology platforms (e.g., CPQ, CLM, and Bids & Tenders solutions such as Oracle and Conga/Apttus). Partner with Procurement and Finance on vendor strategy, contracting, renewals, usage forecasting, and budget controls. Identify opportunities for license optimization, consolidation, cost avoidance, and vendor risk mitigation. Demand Intake & Portfolio Governance Own the single‑backlog intake framework, triaging demand across regions and business units on a Now / Next / Later basis with clear, defensible prioritization. Maintain integrated roadmaps guiding CPQ, CLM, and Bids & Tenders initiatives from concept through delivery and value realization. Identify cross‑program dependencies, downstream impacts, and organizational readiness factors to ensure seamless execution. Ensure commitments are made with discipline and governance — not in the room, without process — closing the intake‑governance gap that creates risk when demand arrives piecemeal. Program Execution & Delivery Management Drive execution across multiple concurrent initiatives spanning CPQ, CLM, and Bids & Tenders platforms, data, and AI enablement. Manage program plans, milestones, risks, and resources to ensure predictable, high‑quality delivery, in partnership with the shared TDS Program Manager. Establish and run the operating cadence — ceremonies, sprints, demos, and releases — that drives accountability, transparency, and momentum across workstreams. Plan and facilitate in‑person requirement workshops and program forums, owning the output and the path from design through requirements to release. Coordinate how new business is onboarded into the product model, walking stakeholders from intake through requirements to release (“into the factory”). Coordinate change management and business‑readiness activities across regions and workstreams to ensure adoption. Data, Metrics & Outcome Optimization Monitor success metrics — adoption, cycle time, data quality, and cost management — ensuring business objectives are achieved. Track progress using objective data and performance indicators; adjust plans and priorities based on insight and results. Ensure initiatives deliver measurable and sustained business value through disciplined value‑realization practices. Stakeholder Communication & Executive Storytelling Serve as the integrator between business leaders and delivery teams across the Revenue Technology portfolio (CPQ, CLM, and Bids & Tenders). Translate complex initiatives into clear, outcome‑focused narratives for executive audiences. Influence executive decisions through fact‑based insights, structured recommendations, and clear articulation of trade‑offs. Minimum Required Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Information Systems, or related field (or equivalent professional experience). 7+ years of experience in program management, transformation delivery, consulting, operations, or technology‑focused roles within large, global organizations. Proven experience leading multi‑workstream initiatives with complex dependencies and senior‑level visibility. Demonstrated experience establishing and owning governance — decision forums, decision rights, and vendor governance — not solely program coordination. Demonstrated ability to operate effectively and influence without authority in a matrixed environment. Willingness and ability to travel up to 30% (Domestic/international) of the time to present in person for workshops, program forums, and key engagements. Desired Skills & Experience Experience supporting CPQ, CLM, quote‑to‑cash, or commercial technology platforms. Experience coordinating delivery with internal IT/shared services and third‑party vendors or system integrators. Experience owning vendor governance, licensing, and budget defense for a technology portfolio. Comfort working across hybrid delivery models (agile, waterfall, or mixed). Strong analytical skills with the ability to translate data and insights into actionable program decisions. Ability to simplify complexity and communicate clearly with both technical and non‑technical audiences. Leadership Attributes Comfortable operating amid ambiguity, incomplete data, and evolving enterprise priorities. Commercially grounded, people‑first leader with strong business acumen. Curious and innovative, with the ability to push boundaries while navigating governance and risk. Trusted partner who collaborates effectively and constructively challenges when needed. Strong ownership mindset — treats strategy, the budget, and the governance as theirs to defend. Data‑driven decision‑maker who translates insights into action. Clear, concise communicator with a strong executive presence. High integrity, strong learning agility, and resilience in a fast‑changing environment. Pay Transparency Statement Annual Bonus Potential Discretionary LTI Bonus Health and Well‑being Benefits Medical coverage Health Savings Accounts Flexible Spending Accounts Dental coverage Vision coverage Hospital Care Insurance Critical Illness Insurance Accidental Injury Insurance Life and AD&D insurance Short‑term disability coverage Long‑term disability insurance Long‑term care with life insurance Other Well‑being Resources Anxiety management program Wellness incentives Sleep improvement program Diabetes management program Virtual physical therapy Emotional/mental health support programs Weight management programs Gastrointestinal health program Substance use management program Musculoskeletal surgery, cancer treatment, and bariatric surgery benefit Retirement and Financial Well‑being BD 401(k) Plan BD Deferred Compensation and Restoration Plan 529 College Savings Plan Financial counseling Baxter Credit Union (BCU) Daily Pay College financial aid and application guidance Life Balance Programs Paid time off (PTO), including all required State leaves Educational assistance/tuition reimbursement MetLife Legal Plan Group auto and home insurance Pet insurance Commuter benefits Discounts on products and services Academic Achievement Scholarship Service Recognition Awards Employer matching donation Workplace accommodations Other Life Balance Programs Adoption assistance Backup day care and eldercare Support for neurodivergent adults, children, and caregivers Caregiving assistance for elderly and special needs individuals Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Paid Parental Leave Support for fertility, birthing, postpartum, and age‑related hormonal changes Leave Programs Bereavement leaves Military leave Personal leave Family and Medical Leave (FML) Jury and Witness Duty Leave Why Join Us? To find purpose in the possibilities, we need people who can see the bigger picture, who understand the human story that underpins everything we do. We welcome people with the imagination and drive to help us reinvent the future of healthcare. At BD, you’ll discover a culture in which you can learn, grow and thrive. We believe that when people connect in person, we learn faster, collaborate more deeply, and build a stronger culture. Join us and enjoy a culture where face‑to‑face collaboration supports your learning, your progress, and your success. To learn more about BD visit Becton, Dickinson, and Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 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