Strategic Planning Manager, Public Sector – Food Security

SFA Singapore Food Agency; Singapore; Sur place; SGD 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) is seeking a seasoned strategist to lead and advance enterprise-wide strategies that secure a safe food supply for Singapore. You will review and develop strategic positions, assess risks and opportunities, and formulate interventions to strengthen the food supply ecosystem.

In this role, you will engage stakeholders, seniors, and ministry partners, drawing on cross-disciplinary insights from science, economics, and finance to drive evidence-based decisions that

Qualifications

• Experience in strategic planning and development in government or public sector contexts.
• Strong conceptual abilities and excellent writing and communication skills.
• Ability to engage and establish rapport with stakeholders and senior management at all levels.

Responsabilités

• Develop and review enterprise strategies by drawing on best practices across domains.
• Anticipate domestic and international developments relevant to food security and balance trade-offs.
• Recommend strategic options to senior management and Ministry stakeholders to support decision making.
• Facilitate training and consultancy to strengthen strategy development capabilities across SFA.
• Oversee legislative amendments related to food security balancing stakeholder needs and priorities.
• Establish strategic relationships with key stakeholders to create opportunities for collaboration.

Connaissances

Strategic planning

Stakeholder engagement

Policy analysis

Writing and communication

Public sector experience

Description du poste

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) is seeking a seasoned strategist to lead and advance enterprise-wide strategies that secure a safe food supply for Singapore. You will review and develop strategic positions, assess risks and opportunities, and formulate interventions to strengthen the food supply ecosystem.

In this role, you will engage stakeholders, seniors, and ministry partners, drawing on cross-disciplinary insights from science, economics, and finance to drive evidence-based decisions that