Second Wave AI JobsAI-heavy roleTransformation · 1 day ago
Head of Performance
Freshfields · London or Manchester
Leads Freshfields’ performance team and its move to an AI-first, continuous performance model for the firm’s people.
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AI Innovation Manager
Marketing agency (via Duke Recruitment Network) · London
£40,000–£60,000 · posted 15 Sep 2026Apply on Reed ↗
What this job really involves
Takes AI tools already used in parts of a marketing agency and makes them systematic across the business and its client work.
The ad’s duties fit the usual pattern for transformation roles. In practice that tends to mean:
- Map how work gets done today and where AI could change it.
- Build business cases and a prioritised roadmap of AI initiatives.
- Run programmes across teams, from pilot to rollout.
- Manage the people side: communication, training and resistance to change.
- Report benefits back to leadership.
Who it suits
Programme, change and transformation managers who can lead a business through new ways of working.
Why it’s on Second Wave AI Jobs
AI in title
The job title names AI, and AI is the main purpose of the role. Marketing agency isn’t an AI company. How we choose jobs.
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