Senior Associate, Corporate Strategy
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cargillMinneapolis (MN)
Management AnalystsCorporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview
As Corporate Strategy Senior Associate, you will support senior leadership in shaping actionable strategy and driving transformative initiatives across Cargill’s businesses. You’ll combine rigorous problem solving with clear communication to influence decisions and deliver value. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams and manage workstreams to ensure timely, high-quality outputs. This role offers exposure to senior leaders and strategic impact at scale within a global, mission-driven company.
Compensation / Benefitsmedical and/or other benefitsdiscretionary incentive awardhybrid work environmentsick leave accruals in Minnesotaequal opportunity employerunion considerations (subject to agreements)
Responsibilities Structure and analyze complex business problems using quantitative and qualitative methods; synthesize findings and recommend solutions Communicate clearly to senior leaders and develop compelling presentations Build trust-based relationships with stakeholders across businesses and functions Independently lead project workstreams with milestone delivery and quality outputs Coach and mentor junior colleagues to foster team development and performance
Key requirements 4+ years of relevant work experience (typically 5+)Bachelor's degree from a top-tier university Advanced degree (MBA or equivalent) from a top-tier institution Experience in strategy development across growth and transformation topics Strong knowledge of financial modeling and corporate financeclear communicationstakeholder managementleadership and mentoringfinancial modelingcorporate financestrategy development
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