Ralph Lauren

Senior AI Strategy & Transformation Manager

Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong SARManager or leadOperations

Listed on Ralph Lauren’s official careers site. Listed as of November 11, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

POSITION OVERVIEW

The central orchestrator of Ralph Lauren APAC's AI transformation agenda, integrating strategy, use case prioritization, governance, change leadership, and value realization to maximize business impact. Different from a traditional PMO scope, this role serves to be a transformation catalyst, influencing critical decisions, removing systemic barriers, and accelerating AI use cases from ambition to measurable value at regional scale.

Qualifications

EXPERIENCE, SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE Requirments

8+ years of experience in transformation, strategy, consulting, digital, or program leadership roles. Proven track record leading large-scale, cross-functional transformation programs from strategy through adoption and value realization, ideally within global consumer-facing organizations. Demonstrated ability to influence senior executives and drive alignment across business and technology leaders. Strong experience in governance, prioritization, investment planning, and executive decision-making processes.

Exceptional communication and influencing skills, with experience developing executive-level materials. Experience in AI, data, analytics, digital transformation, or emerging technology programs preferred.

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