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Vice President of Supply Chain
United States · Full Time
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- Experience
- 20–25 yrs
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- 1
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- 1 hour ago
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Job description
Role Summary
The Vice President of Supply Chain will drive the overall direction and operational oversight of the organization's supply chain systems. This executive-level position includes end-to-end management from strategic development and supplier relations to production planning, logistics, distribution, and international coordination. The objective is to maintain a robust, secure, and highly efficient supply chain while continuously refining operations for cost and efficiency gains on a global scale.
Key Responsibilities
- Shape and execute medium- and long-term strategies for the global supply chain, emphasizing digital transformation and operational excellence.
- Design worldwide procurement strategies, overseeing supplier evaluation, development, and long-term partnerships to maximize supply chain value.
- Oversee and enhance production schedules, resource allocation, and coordination with procurement, warehousing, and logistics for streamlined order fulfillment and inventory turnover.
- Develop efficient logistics and inventory control frameworks at both domestic and international levels, targeting minimized costs and improved distribution security.
- Lead cross-functional collaboration across procurement, production, quality, sales, finance, and other key business units to ensure aligned and standardized supply chain objectives and processes.
- Analyze supply chain metrics and industry shifts to drive the implementation of continuous improvement and lean initiatives, boosting both efficiency and profitability.
- Monitor and preempt supply chain risks by establishing early warning and emergency protocols, ensuring ongoing compliance with legal and industry standards worldwide.
Experience and Qualifications
- A minimum of 20 to 25 years in supply chain, procurement, logistics, or related industries.
- At least 8 years in executive management (Director level or above).
- Expertise in jewelry or luxury goods supply chains is highly valued.
- Significant background in international logistics or cross-border procurement activities.
- Advanced knowledge of global sourcing, supplier management, logistics, and inventory processes.
- Exceptional leadership, strategic planning, communication, and execution abilities.
Compensation & Opportunities
- Highly competitive executive-level pay and benefits.
- Prospects for career progression and advancement within an expanding global jewelry company.
- Direct involvement in strategic development and execution at the highest organizational levels.
- The chance to play a crucial role within a rapidly developing international enterprise.
Skills
Work styles they’re looking for
Communication
Decision making
Leadership
Collaboration