GENERAL MANAGER (Mfg./Dist. / #1 Role / Full P&L Responsibility)
genie matthews associatesSpokane (WA)
GENERAL MANAGER (Mfg./Dist. / #1 Role / Full P&L Responsibility)
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genie matthews associatesSpokane (WA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
General (Regional) Manager (Manufacturing / Distribution / #1 Role) Mid-sized ($50MM+), well established and growing manufacturer/distributor is looking for an experienced leader (full P&L responsibility) who is interested in helping to take them to the next level (significant upside growth potential).
Position responsibilities include:
- Full P&L responsibility
- Manage/lead all manufacturing & distribution functions and associated business processes
- Manage, lead, mentor and develop direct and indirect reports (approximately 100 ftes)
- Further implement (and leverage) a lean culture/work environment
- Develop (and manage against) a strategic/tactical plan and budget
Qualifications:
Bachelors degree 5+ years of manufacturing/distribution leadership experience Good working knowledge of production planning, scheduling, quality control, safety, inventory control, lean/related, strategic/tactical planning, etc. Full P&L experienceExcellent leadership, management and people development experienceExcellent opportunity for an experienced manufacturing/distribution leader who is looking to leverage their existing knowledge/skillset and be at the table and part of really helping a company with a well-recognized and proven product portfolio grow.
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