Management Consulting Director, Supply Chain Advisory
rsm internationalBrooklyn (NY)
Management Consulting Director, Supply Chain Advisory
Posted today
rsm internationalBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As Director in Operations & Supply Chain Advisory, you help clients unlock value through operational transformations and supply chain optimization. You will drive growth of the practice, lead high-impact engagements, and mentor teams. You will advise executives and PE sponsors, shaping strategic initiatives and delivery excellence. This role offers scope to influence firm direction, expand client relationships, and contribute to value creation at scale. Compensation / Benefits competitive benefits and compensation schedule flexibility
Responsibilities:
Drive national growth of the practice via business development and thought leadership Lead client engagements on supply chain transformation, value creation, and performance improvement Partner with PE clients and portfolio companies to drive post-acquisition value creation and due diligence Mentor and develop consulting teams, build reusable methodologies and tools, and support talent development
Key requirements:
Bachelor-level degree in a related field 10+ years in management consulting or equivalent focus on operations and supply chain transformation Proven track record leading and growing consulting practices or business units Experience selling and delivering complex engagements Expertise in areas like Supply Chain Strategy, Operations Transformation, M&A, Value Creation, EBITDA Improvement, Sourcing, Inventory, Logistics, Manufacturing Ops, Organizational Design, Pricing Executive communication and presentation Strategic thinking and relationship management Leadership and mentoring Knowledge of ERP-enabled transformations (SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics) Experience with Kinaxis, Blue Yonder or similar platforms Lean Six Sigma, APICS/ASCM, PMP or related certifications
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