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Enterprise AI Strategy Director

Office Location or Remote - USA

The Director of Enterprise AI Strategy & Governance is a newly created strategic leadership role designed to establish and operationalize enterprise-wide AI governance while driving measurable business value from AI investments. This role serves as the operational engine of the GHX AI Governance Committee, owning the end-to-end process from intake and prioritization through deployment, risk management, and value realization. 

This position bridges technical expertise with business strategy, transforming fragmented AI adoption into a strategic capability aligned with enterprise priorities. The successful candidate will establish scalable governance frameworks that accelerate—not impede—innovation while ensuring compliance, security, and measurable ROI. 

Key Responsibilities 

Enterprise AI Strategy & Alignment 

  • Own and evolve the enterprise AI strategy, ensuring alignment with organizational strategic priorities and business objectives 
  • Establish clear prioritization frameworks that balance innovation, risk, compliance, and ROI 
  • Maintain a comprehensive understanding of the AI technology landscape, emerging capabilities, and industry best practices 
  • Develop and maintain roadmaps connecting AI initiatives to measurable business outcomes and strategic deliverables 

AI Governance & Risk Management 

  • Design and implement standardized intake, evaluation, and approval processes for all AI tools and initiatives  
  • Lead AI governance operations using structured, value-based decision frameworks that replace ad-hoc committee approvals 
  • Refine and enforce policies for AI usage, data handling, security, privacy, and deployment in cooperation with cross-functional stakeholders 
  • Proactively identify and mitigate shadow AI risks through discovery, assessment, and remediation  
  • Ensure all AI initiatives comply with regulatory requirements, industry standards, and responsible AI frameworks (NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, EU AI Act, etc.) 
  • Maintain AI risk register, compliance dashboard, and audit-ready documentation 

Operational Execution & Coordination 

  • Coordinate across business units and teams to identify high-impact AI opportunities 
  • Manage AI project portfolio, ensuring appropriate capacity allocation, sequencing, and execution readiness 
  • Facilitate stakeholder discussions to gather requirements, assess feasibility, and business cases 
  • Oversee use case lifecycle from intake through deployment and value measurement 
  • Manage intake channels, create and assign tickets/requests, and track initiatives to closure 
  • Continuously improve governance processes, tools, and resources based on lessons learned and evolving needs 

Leadership, Communication & Change Management 

  • Serve as primary liaison between AI Governance Committee, executive leadership, functional teams, and technology organizations 
  • Present to and coordinate effectively with cross-functional stakeholders, including C-suite executives 
  • Set agendas, document decisions, and maintain action items for AI Governance Committee and working groups 
  • Design and facilitate training programs on AI governance, responsible AI use, and approved/prohibited tools 
  • Manage change effectively, securing buy-in from stakeholders and overcoming resistance 

 Value Measurement & Portfolio Reporting 

  • Establish metrics and measurement frameworks for AI value realization (productivity gains, cost savings, efficiency improvements, risk reduction) 
  • Track and report on AI initiative outcomes, ROI, and progress against strategic objectives 
  • Provide executive leadership with a consolidated portfolio view showing delivered value, active risks, dependencies, and resource tradeoffs 
  • Drive continuous improvement through post-implementation reviews and lessons learned 

 Required Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Systems, Business Administration, or related field; master's degree strongly preferred 
  • 8+ years of progressive experience in technology strategy, governance, or program management 
  • 3+ years of hands-on experience with AI/ML technologies, tools, and deployment practices 
  • Demonstrated experience establishing governance frameworks in complex organizations 

 Technical & Domain Knowledge 

  • Strong understanding of AI/ML concepts, large language models, generative AI, and enterprise AI platforms 
  • Working knowledge of AI governance frameworks including NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, OECD AI Principles 
  • Understanding of data governance, privacy regulations (GDPR, CCPA), and security best practices 
  • Familiarity with AI risk types: bias/fairness, explainability, data privacy, security vulnerabilities, regulatory compliance 
  • Knowledge of enterprise technology landscapes, cloud platforms, and SaaS management 

 Strategic & Business Competencies 

  • Exceptional strategic thinking with ability to translate business objectives into AI capabilities 
  • Strong business acumen and demonstrated ability to build business cases and ROI models 
  • Experience with portfolio management, prioritization frameworks, and resource optimization 
  • Track record of driving measurable business value from technology investments 

 Leadership & Interpersonal Skills 

  • Outstanding executive presence and communication skills; ability to influence leadership 
  • Proven ability to coordinate and align diverse stakeholders 
  • Strong project and program management capabilities with attention to operational detail 
  • Change management expertise with the ability to drive adoption of new processes and tools 
  • Collaborative leadership style that balances governance rigor with enabling innovation 
  • Ability to work effectively in an ambiguous, fast-changing environment 

 Preferred Qualifications 

  • Advanced degree such as an MBA, MS in Data Science, or related field 
  • Professional certifications in AI governance, data governance, project management such as PMP, CISSP, and CDMP 
  • Experience with AI governance platforms and tools like ModelOp, IBM watsonx.governance, and OneTrust 
  • Prior experience in regulated industries, ideally, financial services, healthcare, or government 
  • Background in consulting or transformation programs 
  • Technical proficiency with scripting, data analysis, or AI development 

 
 GHX is a remote first company. This role requires up to 25% travel to GHX headquarters in Denver, CO and relevant corporate events or meetings. 

The compensation for this role is: $150,000- $214,000

The base salary range represents the anticipated low and high end of the GHX’s salary range for this position. Actual salaries will vary based on various factors, such as the candidate’s qualifications, skills, competencies and proficiency for the role. The base salary is one component of GHX’s total compensation package for employees. Other rewards and benefits include: health, vision, and dental insurance, accident and life insurance, 401k matching, paid-time off, and education reimbursement, to name a few. To view more details of our benefits, visit us  here: https://www.ghx.com/about/careers/

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Global Healthcare Exchange (GHX) enables better patient care and billions in savings for the healthcare community by maximizing automation, efficiency and accuracy of business processes.

GHX is a healthcare business and data automation company, empowering healthcare organizations to enable better patient care and maximize industry savings using our world class cloud-based supply chain technology exchange platform, solutions, analytics and services. We bring together healthcare providers and manufacturers and distributors in North America and Europe - who rely on smart, secure healthcare-focused technology and comprehensive data to automate their business processes and make more informed decisions.

It is our passion and vision for a more operationally efficient healthcare supply chain, helping organizations reduce - not shift - the cost of doing business, paving the way to delivering patient care more effectively. Together we take more than a billion dollars out of the cost of delivering healthcare every year. GHX is privately owned, operates in the United States, Canada and Europe, and employs more than 1000 people worldwide. Our corporate headquarters is in Colorado, with additional offices in Europe.

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