Sr. Director, Head of Integration Mgmt. Office and Post M&A Integrations

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    About the role

    The Senior Director, Head of Integration Mgmt. Office and Post M&A Integrations is responsible for leading the planning, execution, governance, and value realization of transactions (mergers, acquisitions, and divestments) across the global portfolio. This role serves as the enterprise leader for post-acquisition integrations, ensuring newly acquired businesses, assets, systems, processes, and teams are successfully integrated while achieving acquisition objectives, operational efficiencies, and value creation targets. A key mandate of this role is to mature the organization's Integration Management Office capability. The Senior Director will build and lead a scalable IMO organization, creating the governance frameworks, operating model, methodologies, executive steering processes, reporting disciplines, and talent required to support a growing M&A portfolio globally. This leader will drive accountability across functions, oversee integration milestones from Day 1 through full integration, and ensure a consistent, repeatable approach to integration execution across all transactions. Digital Realty is experiencing a period of significant global growth, driven by both organic expansion and a rapidly evolving portfolio of acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic investments across the world. As we continue to expand our data center platform and enter new markets, successful integration planning and execution have become more critical than ever to realizing value, accelerating synergies, and delivering a seamless experience for our customers, employees, and stakeholders. This role will play a key leadership role ensuring the successful delivery of complex integration initiatives that support the company's long-term growth strategy and operational excellence.

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    Responsibilities

    • Lead end-to-end integration planning and execution for acquisitions across Digital Realty's global portfolio.
    • Partner with Corporate Development, Acquisitions, executive sponsors, and business leaders to develop integration strategies and post-close execution plans.
    • Build, scale, and lead a best-in-class Integration Management Office (IMO), including governance frameworks, operating models, methodologies, reporting standards, and integration playbooks.
    • Develop and manage integrated master plans, workstream plans, Day 1 readiness activities, Day 100 execution plans, TSA exits, synergy realization targets, and long-term integration objectives.
    • Establish and lead enterprise integration governance frameworks, executive steering committees, milestone reviews, risk management processes, decision logs, issue escalation procedures, and executive reporting standards.
    • Drive alignment and accountability across Finance, Operations, Technology, HR, Legal, Product, and other key functional teams while ensuring successful integration execution and minimizing business disruption.
    • Recruit, develop, and lead a team of integration professionals capable of supporting multiple simultaneous acquisitions globally.
    • Maintain portfolio-level oversight across multiple concurrent integrations while monitoring risks, dependencies, KPIs, value realization, operational readiness, milestone achievement, and business case commitments.
    • Coordinate cross-functional communications, culture integration, change management, organizational readiness, and workforce engagement activities throughout the integration lifecycle.
    • Drive continuous improvement through post-integration reviews, lessons-learned programs, best-practice implementation, and long-term enhancement of integration capabilities across the enterprise.
    Next Requirements (education + years experience):

    Requirements

    • Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Operations, or a related field required; MBA preferred.
    • 10+ years of experience leading M&A integrations, Integration Management Offices, corporate development initiatives, or large-scale business integration programs.
    Next Qualifications (proven experience building/scaling teams, governance frameworks, etc.):

    Qualifications

    • Demonstrated success leading complex post-acquisition integrations across multiple functions, stakeholders, and geographies.
    • Proven experience building and scaling teams, governance frameworks, operating models, organizational capabilities, and integration methodologies.
    • Experience establishing executive governance structures, reporting frameworks, integration playbooks, enterprise standards, and operating procedures.
    • Strong financial acumen with experience managing value capture, synergy realization, integration performance metrics, operational readiness, and business case accountability.
    • Experience operating within a global, matrixed organization.
    • Experience within a leading management consulting firm (e.g., Big4, AlixPartners, Bain, McKinsey, BCG, or equivalent) supporting M&A integrations, post-merger integration initiatives, carve-outs, synergy realization, and operating model design preferred.
    • Prior experience establishing, leading, or transforming an Integration Management Office (IMO), managing multiple concurrent integrations, overseeing Day 1 readiness and Day 100 execution, and supporting publicly traded companies and executive leadership teams preferred.
    Next Skills (leadership, stakeholder management, communication, executive presentation, problem-solving):

    Skills

    • Exceptional leadership, stakeholder management, communication, executive presentation, and problem-solving skills.
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