John West
About John West
John West is a professional in the financial services sector, currently working in the Ways of Working Enablement Team at Nationwide Building Society since 2019. He has extensive experience in project management, regulatory compliance, and process improvement, having held various interim roles across multiple financial institutions.
Work at Nationwide Building Society
John West has been part of the Ways of Working Enablement Team at Nationwide Building Society since 2019. His role focuses on enhancing operational efficiency and team collaboration. He has held multiple interim positions within the organization, including Senior Project Manager, Senior Change Manager, and Change Manager, contributing to various projects and initiatives aimed at improving business processes.
Education and Expertise
John West studied at Birmingham City University, where he achieved a Finance and Leasing Diploma. He is qualified in both Prince 2 and Lean Six Sigma methodologies, which provide him with a solid foundation in structured project management and process improvement techniques. His expertise includes designing Target Operating Models and managing regulatory projects to ensure compliance with industry standards.
Background
John West has a diverse professional background in the financial services sector. He has worked in various roles across multiple organizations, including Phoenix Group, Aldermore Bank PLC, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Deutsche Bank. His experience spans project management, operations management, and process excellence, with a focus on optimizing business processes and enhancing team effectiveness.
Achievements
Throughout his career, John West has successfully managed interim roles that involved significant responsibilities, such as overseeing regulatory projects and facilitating outward mindset workshops. His broad skill set encompasses credit and risk management, which is essential for operations in financial services. His contributions have supported the development and implementation of effective operational strategies.