Role Synopsis:
The Senior Analyst – Projects Coordination will support the Head of Projects Coordination in overseeing the Group’s capital and priority development projects across hospitality, retail, residential, and commercial portfolios. The role will be responsible for analyzing project performance, coordinating cross-functional activities, preparing management reports, monitoring project progress, identifying risks and bottlenecks, and supporting strategic decision-making to ensure successful project delivery.
Key Accountabilities:
- Collect, analyze, and consolidate project information including budgets, schedules, risks, dependencies, and performance indicators.
- Prepare comprehensive reports, dashboards, trackers, and presentations for management and executive review.
- Monitor project timelines, budgets, and milestones; identify deviations and recommend corrective actions.
- Track critical issues across Legal, Procurement, Commercial, Construction, Development, and Operations departments and facilitate timely resolution.
- Provide direct support to the Head of Projects Coordination in preparing executive-level presentations, management reports, meeting materials, and decision-support documentation.
- Support the coordination between asset operators (hospitality, retail, residential, commercial) and central departments (Construction, Development, Legal, Procurement, Commercial).
- Maintain centralized project records, reporting systems, and documentation to ensure data accuracy and consistency.
- Analyze project risks, issues, and dependencies; support mitigation planning and escalation processes when required.
- Facilitate communication among stakeholders and contribute to effective governance of development projects.
- Assist in preparing periodic updates for Group Management, highlighting progress, risks, and strategic recommendations.
- Participate in cross-functional project meetings and monitor commitments and next steps.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of project reporting, monitoring, and coordination processes.