Solution Development: Identify where APS can leverage existing enterprise systems versus where bespoke solutions are needed; lead the design, evaluation, and prioritization of these initiatives.
Innovation & Benchmarking: Identify best practices, external innovations, and competitive benchmarks that inform APS’s technology roadmap and establish ABM-wide standards.
Vertical Specialization: Ensure that APS’s technology stack evolves to support its verticals with differentiated capabilities—balancing standardization and specialization.
Metrics-Driven Success: Define, track, and report on key metrics to evaluate adoption, business impact, and ROI—ensuring technology investments are delivering measurable outcomes.
Field Research: Regularly conduct on-site visits and field interviews to understand challenges, gather insights, and ensure solutions are grounded in real-world needs.
Enterprise Liaison: Serve as the single point of contact between APS leadership and the broader Technology organization, ensuring alignment, advocacy, and rapid progress on shared priorities.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with Technology, Operations, Finance, and Product teams to ensure solutions are practical, sustainable, and integrated into enterprise systems.
Technology Adoption: Drive field-level adoption of technology solutions through close collaboration, site visits, and change management strategies tailored to operational realities.
Team Leadership: Lead and mentor a small team or matrixed group of business and technology professionals supporting APS initiatives, fostering collaboration and accountability.
Market Benchmarking: Continuously assess competitive offerings, industry benchmarks, and market trends to ensure APS’s technology capabilities stay ahead of client and operational needs.
Technology Strategy & Leadership: Define and maintain the long-term technology roadmap for the APS business, ensuring it supports strategic goals, drives efficiency, and enables scalable growth across diverse service lines.
Executive Communication: Represent APS’s technology vision and progress to senior and executive leadership, providing insight on ROI, adoption, and business impact.
Requirements
bachelor’s
master’s
enterprise systems
data integration
technology strategy
10+ years
Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Technology, or related field; Master’s preferred.
Strong understanding of the intersection between operational excellence, client experience, and digital transformation.
Deep understanding of enterprise systems, data integration, and operational technology.
Demonstrated ability to balance strategic planning with hands-on implementation.
Proven success serving as a strategic liaison between business and technology functions.
Proven track record of leading initiatives through user adoption, inclusive of managing implementation plans, change management, and training.
Willingness to travel regularly to engage with on-site teams and business leaders.
Experience managing executive communications.
Background in driving technology adoption within field or distributed environments.
Excellent communication, influencing, and executive presentation skills.
Track record of thought leadership in enterprise technology planning and innovation.
Experience designing and executing technology roadmaps for multi-site or service-based organizations.
10+ years of experience in technology strategy, business transformation, or product leadership within large, complex organizations.
Experience in facility services (strong preference).
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Company
Overview
1909 Founded
Year of Establishment
The company began operations as a window-cleaning service in San Francisco.
$8.4B Revenue
Annual Revenues
Reflects the company's global scale and integrated service model.
6B sq ft
Space Managed
The company services over 6 billion square feet of space daily.
27/30 Airports
Busiest U.S. Airports
The company manages operations at 27 of the 30 busiest U.S. airports.
Evolved into a global facility-services powerhouse.