Partners in Performance - Performance Strategy Principal Director
accentureAkron (OH)
Partners in Performance - Performance Strategy Principal Director
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accentureAkron (OH)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role, you shape senior-level strategy for Resources clients by translating industry trends into actionable options. You lead cross-functional teams to deliver data-driven insights and practical road maps that guide change and performance. You build lasting client relationships as a trusted advisor and mentor junior team members, reinforcing Accenture’s thought leadership. Your impact spans strategy, technology, and operations to help clients compete and grow. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k) plan
Responsibilities:
Understand clients' operating landscape and evolving options amid global trends Lead strategy engagements in the Resources industry with tailored market and organizational insights Drive insights and recommendations through data models and visualization Draft practical road maps to implement strategy, manage change, monitor processes, and rectify issues Cultivate and sustain client relationships as a long-term trusted advisor Mentor junior Strategy team members and expand their responsibilities Continue developing expertise to reinforce Accenture’s thought leadership
Key requirements:
10 years of strategic advisory in Natural Resources, specifically metals and mining 5 years in a senior role within a professional services environment (strategic consulting ideal) Bachelor's degree required strong leadership and influence at executive level exceptional logical reasoning and prioritization ability to manage diverse teams and perspectives data-driven strategy development data models and visualization tools business strategy and operating model design
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