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Transportation & Logistics (Industrials) - Management Consulting Manager

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accentureMorristown (NJ)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you guide clients in the Industrial Transportation & Logistics sector through reinvention, delivering strategic and tech-enabled solutions. You collaborate with a global, cross-functional team to translate insights into actionable roadmaps and programs, leveraging AI and data to drive measurable outcomes. Your credibility with senior leaders and ability to mobilize the network support client business development and transformative initiatives. This is a chance to shape logistics strategies, optimize operations, and lead high-impact engagements. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability coverage 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Formulate solutions for complex problems using a fact-based, hypothesis-driven approach Translate recommendations into actionable roadmaps and program plans Establish credibility with senior client leaders through thought leadership and delivery Collaborate across Accenture's global network to leverage expertise for client insights and development Contribute to tech-enabled transformations by guiding projects and cross-functional teams
Key requirements: Minimum 5 years of consulting experience in Industrial sector (Aftermarket, Supply Chain/Manufacturing Operations, Freight and Logistics, Data/AI) Bachelor's degree Strong project management, execution, and innovation capabilities Results-driven with strong analytics mindset and problem-solving skills Excellent written and oral communication; ability to communicate with all organization levels People development and team-building skills Experience in freight, logistics, or supply chain network; familiarity with rail, trucking, parcel, or last-mile contexts Communication skills Teamwork and collaboration Analytical mindset Data/AI Route optimization Demand forecasting

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