Assistant Manager/ Senior Executive, Programme Implementation & Operations Planning

Job Description 

The jobholder is responsible for managing relationships with Service Providers (SPs) of Active Ageing Centres and other senior-related facilities and services, co-developing service improvement plans, building provider capabilities, and ensuring alignment with AIC’s strategic goals. The role also involves surfacing ground insights to inform policy and programme development.

 

  1. Service Engagement & Management
  • Partner SPs to ensure alignment with AIC’s strategic goals and service expectations.
  • Conduct regular engagement sessions and reviews to understand challenges, capabilities, and developmental needs.
  • Monitor performance and provide structured feedback.
  • Public engagement to promote Healthier SG and Age Well initiatives

 

  1. Co-Development & Action Planning
  • Work with SPs to co-develop action plans that address gaps and improve service delivery.
  • Collaborate with SPs to drive improvements toward agreed outcomes (service quality, participation, care integration).
  • Partner SPs in identifying innovative practices that can be scaled or adapted.

 

  1. Capability Building & Support
  • Assess SP staff and volunteer capabilities; identify training and development needs.
  • Connect SPs to resources, toolkits, and learning platforms to strengthen competencies.
  • Encourage peer learning and sharing of best practices across providers.
  • Conduct centre’s expansion planning including site recce for centre’s main or satellite sites. 

 

  1. Partnership Management
  • Build strong, trust-based relationships with SPs, community partners, and relevant agencies.
  • Act as a bridge between SPs and internal AIC teams to ensure timely follow-up and support.
  • Surface ground insights to inform policy and programme development.

 

  1. Data Analysis & Insight Generation
    • Analyse service utilisation data, programme participation rates, and feedback metrics to identify trends and gaps.
    • Use data-driven insights to inform engagement strategies, action planning, and capability development.
    • Collaborate with internal teams to ensure data is accurately captured, interpreted, and translated into actionable recommendations.
    • Present findings in clear, visual formats to support decision-making and stakeholder communication.

 

Job Requirements

  • Degree in any discipline with at least 4 years of related working experiences, preferably in community/ social care sector
  • Strong critical and creative thinking skills to resolve challenges and improve existing policy and processes
  • Proficient in written, analytical and communication/articulation skills
  • Highly motivated, independent and pro-active team player, with keen attention to detail
  • Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment and to calmly handle challenging situations
  • Confident and comfortable to work with all levels of internal and external stakeholders
  • Strong analytical skills to interpret service data, identify improvement areas, and translate insights into strategic actions..
  • Collaborative mindset and comfortable in co-creating solutions with diverse stakeholders.