Project Development Manager

A Project Development Manager is a strategic leader responsible for initiating, planning, and executing the development phase of projects, from initial concept through to the handover for construction or full implementation. Unlike a traditional project manager, this role focuses heavily on the early stages of a project's lifecycle, including business development, feasibility studies, and stakeholder engagement. They ensure a project is viable and aligned with business goals before execution begins.
ResponsibilitiesStrategic planning: Define the scope, objectives, and deliverables of new projects by collaborating with senior management and key stakeholders.Lead project initiatives: Manage and execute development activities for assigned projects from inception to "shovel-ready" status.Manage project budgets and resources: Consolidate budget requests, monitor spending, and ensure projects stay on track financially during the development phase.Assess and mitigate risk: Proactively identify and analyze potential risks and technical challenges, and develop mitigation plans to avoid negative impacts.Stakeholder management: Establish and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including clients, partners, and regulatory bodies.Business development: Source new customer relationships, identify market opportunities, and prepare proposals and presentations to secure project wins.Coordinate with internal teams: Work with cross-functional teams, such as engineering, finance, legal, and marketing, to ensure all workstreams are aligned with the project schedule and budget.Ensure compliance: Manage all regulatory affairs, including preparing and submitting necessary applications and reports to agencies.Report on progress: Provide consistent updates to executives and the board regarding project status, adjustments, and overall strategy. QualificationsEducation: A bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as Business, Engineering, or a scientific discipline is typically required.Experience: Most positions require 5+ years of project development or related experience, often with a track record in a specific industry (e.g., renewable energy, construction).Certifications: A Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is often preferred.

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