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Farnell Farnell, an Avnet company, is seeking an Associate Product Segment Leader for Private Label. You will own the product segment strategy and drive sales, margin, and market share across the lifecycle of the portfolio.
This role requires coordinating with suppliers and internal teams to optimize pricing, inventory, and go-to-market plans, while ensuring customer satisfaction and long-term growth. The successful candidate will navigate global markets and lead cross-functional initiatives to
Job Summary: The Associate Product Segment Leader for Private Label, has global accountability and owns the strategic management of a specific product technology to achieve sales, margin, asset management and market share KPI’s whilst driving key supplier and customer satisfaction. The role has end-to-end responsibility for a dedicated Product Segment.
Thorough knowledge of principles, theories and concepts in area of discipline. Competent in all job functions and has general understanding of the industry practices, techniques and standards. Develops solutions for a variety of situations and works on projects requiring evaluation and analysis. May refer to policies, practices and precedents for guidance; determines best course of action to achieve results. Work is performed independently and requires the exercise of judgment and discretion. May receive some limited guidance for new assignments. Work may be reviewed for overall adequacy. Collaborates with management and team members within the department/function and other areas of the organization. May represent department internally or externally. Actions may impact the success of the overall department and/or the organization. Failure to accomplish work or erroneous decisions may result in delays to projects, loss of revenue or allocation of additional resources to remedy. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills.
Experience Level Mid Level