Sarah Coote

Pmo Lead @Bradford Council

Norwich, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2025 — Present

Pmo Lead @Bradford Council

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Bradford, GB

Working with Senior Leadership to identify, quantify, confirm, assure and deliver £190m in savings. Whilst putting in place a portfolio, programme and project management framework to ensure the delivery is tracked successfully and benefits are realised. And obviously working with some pretty cool teams helping their P3M3 maturity score to increase.

EDUCATION

1987 — 1989

United World College of the Atlantic

International Baccalaureate

1989 — 1992

University of Kent

BA (Hons), Accounting & Economics

SKILLS

Change ManagementTransportationRailwayManagement DevelopmentBusiness Process ImprovementOutsourcingTalent ManagementBusiness TransformationRail OperationsResource ManagementTrainingTestingLight RailPersonnel ManagementContract ManagementProject DeliveryEmployee EngagementEmployee RelationsStrategic PlanningRolling StockProject Portfolio ManagementPublic TransportStrategyHuman ResourcesRailCommercial ManagementOperations ManagementCost ManagementMetroTransportation PlanningCulture ChangeHR PoliciesTraining DeliveryRailway SystemsStakeholder EngagementSignallingManagementOrganizational DesignProgram ManagementProcurement

ABOUT SARAH COOTE

I’m a senior transformation and project leader with 20+ years of experience delivering complex change across local government, airports, retail, and consultancy. I’m great at setting up or improving PMOs, embedding governance, recovering projects, and creating teams who deliver — even when the going gets tough.Known for a pragmatic, human style with a sense of humour, I bring together people, plans, and purpose to land change that sticks.

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