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Value Office Senior Analyst

Posted 2 days ago

ascend performance materialsSpring (TX)

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About the role

Overview: Apply now, read the job details by scrolling down Double check you have the necessary skills before sending an application. In this role you will lead strategic initiatives to improve margins and drive growth within Ascend’s Chief Value Office. You will manage cross-functional teams across commercial, finance, and operations to deliver value and EBITDA improvements. The position involves shaping long-term plans, evaluating industry trends, and guiding major projects to on-time, on-budget completion. You will present to senior leadership and influence strategic direction to maximize profitability and shareholder value.
Responsibilities:
  • Drive strategic initiatives including margin improvement and growth projects
  • Develop long-term growth plans and profitability targets
  • Analyze industry trends, partnerships, and internal performance for Chemicals/Nylon Chain/EP segments
  • Manage and deliver projects on time and within budget
  • Lead cross-functional teams (commercial, finance, procurement, engineering, technology, supply chain)
  • Provide business partnering and strategic influence
Key requirements:
  • 8+ years in Specialty Chemical, Polymer, or Management Consulting
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Polymer Science or similar
  • Proven Business Strategy Formulation
  • Strong leadership and management experience xhqgsiq Experience in Sales, Business Development, Marketing or Product Management in Chemical/Polymer
  • Project Management (PMP) certification or demonstrated project leadership
  • Leadership of cross-functional teams
  • Strategic communication with C-level executives
  • Presentation and storytelling
  • Project Management
  • Stage Gate Management
  • Strategic Marketing (market sizing, segmentation)

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