Head of International Trade Compliance
archromaCharlotte (NC)
About the role
The Head of International Trade Compliance oversees international trade compliance activities and ensure adherence to applicable laws, regulations, and company requirements.
Responsibilities:
Development and implementation of regional logistic strategies: Definition of strategies in accordance with agreed service levels, define service levels with internal customers, define country targets and budgets to manage/monitor implementation of strategies focused around the International Logistics functions. Increase Efficiency: Develop new approaches in the market to enable more efficient and lean processes with service providers and internal customers. Performance management of service providers: Definition and monitoring of KPIs, performance dialog with the partners, escalation in case of nonperformance, counterpart for internal organization in case of recurring issues with service providers. Trade: Work with all levels of the organization to ensure compliance with international trade laws and regulations. Staff Leadership: Provide management and guidance to assigned employees within the logistics function, oversee the daily operations of the import/export teams.
Requirements:
At least 5 years in international logistics, with progressive experience, including managing import/export operations and external service providers At least 2 years in international procurement Knowledge of international trade laws, regulations, and best practices. Working knowledge of SAPStrong negotiation, problem-solving, communication and cross-functional collaboration skills Knowledge of Lean Sigma preferred Fluency in English required, additional languages preferred
About Us:
Archroma is a global specialty chemical company supplying sustainable solutions to the textile, packaging, adhesives, coatings, and paper industries. Our regional headquarters are in Charlotte, NC, with a production facility in Martin, SC. Our employees are passionate about delivering leading and innovative solutions, enhancing people's lives, and respecting our planet.
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