Vice President Global Strategic Sourcing (Chemicals)
$250,000 - $300,000
ApplyVice President Global Strategic Sourcing (Chemicals)
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$250,000 - $300,000
About the role
- Accountable for global procurement developing, implementing and executing the 3-5 year strategy
- Lead all indirect and direct procurement for the organization globally
- Drive the organization through clear goal setting, operational steering, and execution.
- Ensure sourcing and procurement strategies align with the broader organization wide goals working in collaboration with the P&L leaders of the regions globally, supply chain, commercial, product development and R&D and others.
- Drive this new strategy with a Champion of Change mentality and methodology
- Ensuring quality, delivery, risk assessment, cost, and execution align with the global strategies and wider business
- Build strong relationships with R&D and Operations (among other cross functional teams) to drive collaboration and innovation
- Drive strong meaningful executive relationships with global suppliers serving as the face of the organization
- Drive and ensure strong communication, alignment and responsiveness among suppliers, internal teams, and cross functional teams
- Hold global team and organization to performance metrics and goals that drive business outcomes
- Stay abreast of industry trends and market indicators globally
- Lead global team driving a culture of ownership, accountability, continuous improvement, and learning
- FunctionCPP – Chief Procurement Officer
- SubsectorCPP – Chief Procurement Officer Subsector
- IndustryIndustrialLocationCincinnatiContract type
- PermanentConsultant name
- John WuJob referenceJN-022026-6936300 About Page Executive
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