General Manager Transportation

Job Description : GM TRANSPORTATION MALAYSIA A General Manager (Transportation) job has become available at a leading transportation solution company, a subsidiary part of a larger conglomerate with more than 200 fleet of vehicle is looking for a General Manager (Transportation) to be based in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Reporting directly to the Chairman, this role will be the number one person responsible for the entire P&L which operation multi-branches across Peninsular Malaysia. As the General Manager (Transportation), you are responsible for providing strategic direction and structural transformation across various department from transportation, distribution planning, warehouse, engineering and commercial. Its important to strengthen the company fundamental which is the people’s capability and mindset in this service sector and ensure the people are onboard and the company moving in a singular direction. Lead and drive cultural and process transformation, aiming for excellence, improved client satisfaction, and increased profitability Deliver operational business performance to meet targets and objectives Identify, implement, and execute technology transformation initiatives to enhance operational performance Build a high-performing team capable of effectively executing the transformation plan Ensure all employees understand and align with the company's purpose, mission, vision, and business strategy Lead the business with passion, energy, and enthusiasm Foster an employee environment that equips the company with the necessary skills, knowledge, and capabilities to achieve desired business performance Establish strong relationships with customers and key accounts To succeed in this role, you must have relevant degree-level qualifications. Prior experience in a logistics organisation with a solid understanding of logistics and transport business Demonstrated ability to drive transformative change Proven leadership capabilities Strong expertise in technology Experience in managing profit and loss (P&L) Previous experience in driving technology-driven changes

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