Senior Consultant – Engagement Management
HR / Human Capital
London (Hybrid) | Korn Ferry UK & Ireland
At Korn Ferry, we help organisations align strategy and talent to drive performance. As demand for large-scale transformation continues to grow, we’re expanding our UK&I Consulting team and are looking for experienced Senior Consultants with strong engagement and programme management capability.
This role is solution-agnostic. While many of our current programmes sit within Assessment & Succession and Leadership & Professional Development, what matters most is your ability to lead delivery, manage complexity, and create exceptional client experiences.
What you’ll do
- Own day-to-day delivery of complex client engagements and workstreams
- Coordinate multi-disciplinary consulting teams across Korn Ferry solutions
- Manage plans, risks, dependencies, and financials to ensure successful outcomes
- Act as a trusted day-to-day contact for clients
What we’re looking for
- Experience delivering complex consulting or professional services engagements
- Confidence working with senior client stakeholders
- Ability to bring structure and clarity to ambiguity
- A collaborative, delivery-focused mindset
Why Korn Ferry
You’ll work on meaningful, high-impact client work, supported by world-class IP and a genuinely collaborative culture. We invest heavily in development and offer clear progression across Consulting.
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Senior Consultant (Engagement Manager) employer: Korn Ferry
Korn Ferry Project Solutions is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment in the heart of London where innovation meets collaboration. With a strong focus on employee growth and development, we provide opportunities to lead impactful projects in cyber security while enjoying competitive compensation and the flexibility of outside IR35 contracts. Our inclusive culture fosters teamwork and encourages professional advancement, making it an ideal place for those looking to make a meaningful contribution in the insurance sector.
