VP Supply Chain

Confidential; United States; On-site; USD 300,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

Confidential in the United States seeks a Vice President of Supply Chain to lead global operations and all supply chain functions, driving performance and strategic direction. The role covers demand and supply planning, procurement, logistics, and the achievement of service, cost, inventory, and reliability objectives.

The VP will own the multi-year supply chain strategy, oversee P&L performance, and collaborate with operations leadership to ensure seamless integration across the value chain and

Responsibilities

• Own supply chain P&L performance and end-to-end responsibility for service, cost, inventory and reliability.
• Lead multi-year supply chain strategy and integrated planning across demand, procurement, logistics.
• Collaborate with operations leadership and external partners to optimize the value chain.

Job description

The client is seeking a Vice President of Supply Chain to lead operations and supply chain functions within a global food company. This executive role holds enterprise-wide accountability for supply chain performance, encompassing demand and supply planning, procurement, logistics, and the achievement of service, cost, inventory, and reliability objectives. The position is responsible for establishing strategic direction, setting enterprise priorities, and developing performance frameworks that align with the overall business strategy.

The VP of Supply Chain will oversee the definition and advancement of a multi-year supply chain strategy, ensuring alignment with business objectives and growth ambitions. Key responsibilities include ownership of supply chain P&L performance, integrated business planning, risk management, supply continuity, supplier performance, and external partnerships. The role also involves close collaboration with operations leadership to ensure seamless integration across the value chain and co-ownership of end-to-end outcomes.

As a member of the executive leadership team, the successful candidate will contribute to enterprise strategy and decision-making, drive organizational design and functional maturity, and serve as a senior representative for supply chain matters both internally and externally. The ideal applicant will typically possess a bachelor's degree in business, engineering, supply chain management, or a related discipline, with an advanced degree or equivalent experience preferred. The role may require leadership in navigating complex, cross-functional challenges and championing strategic initiatives across the supply chain.