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Chief Supply Chain Officer
About the Company:
  • Globally recognized manufacturer of air purifiers
  • IndustryElectrical/Electronic Manufacturing
  • TypePrivately Held
  • Founded1996Employees51-200 Categories
  • ManufacturingConsumer GoodsHome & Furniture
  • Health & Wellness
  • Health and Wellness
  • EnvironmentSustainabilityAir Quality and Filtration
Eco-Friendly Industrial Services Commercial Machinery MachineryIndustrials & Manufacturing BlueairConsumer Products
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Chief Supply Chain Officer to lead global supply chain strategy and execution, including demand and supply planning, sales and operations planning, inventory optimization, portfolio planning, logistics, and fulfillment. The role will align operational plans with commercial objectives, oversee inventory positioning and product lifecycle transitions, and improve forecasting, service levels, and working capital. The executive will lead supply chain technology and AI initiatives, automate planning processes, manage logistics partners and operational budgets, and address risks through contingency and continuity planning. The position also involves developing a high-performing international team and collaborating across functions to support business growth and innovation. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in supply chain, business, finance, or a related field; an MBA is preferred. They should bring 10–15 or more years of supply chain experience, including at least five years in senior leadership with global responsibility, and deep expertise in forecasting, S&OP, inventory optimization, and multichannel operations. Experience with assortment and portfolio planning, product launches, global logistics, and supply chain technology, automation, or AI is required, along with a record of leading and developing teams. Experience with NetSuite and forecasting tools is preferred. Hiring Manager TitleCFOFunctionsOperations

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