Vice President Supply Chain

Job Description : Vice President Of Supply Chain (Food Contract Manufacturing) Based: Los Angeles, California $200,000 - $250,000 Open to International candidates The Vice President of Supply Chain holds a pivotal role in spearheading the transformation and advancement of supply chain operations to achieve exceptional performance. This position entails both strategic oversight and hands-on leadership of various facets within the supply chain domain, including supply planning, demand planning, customer service, import/export, and transportation. Moreover, a fundamental aspect of this leadership position involves fostering innovation and optimizing technological solutions to drive efficiency. Primary Duties: Develop and execute a visionary strategy and business processes. Elevate supply chain performance to new heights. Pioneer best practices in supply chain management, encompassing system integration, inventory control, demand planning, and digital capabilities. Streamline operations to enhance the customer experience . Support business expansion efforts by establishing supply chain practices . Cultivate strong relationships with customers and vendors to drive profitable growth. Determine organizational structure and resource requirements aligned with the functional operating model, while attracting top talent capable of driving success. Foster the growth and development of team members to cultivate a high-performing workforce. Conduct talent assessments to devise effective talent management strategies and actions. Monitor and analyze KPIs and operating costs to identify necessary actions for goal attainment. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Distribution, or Logistics; MBA preferred. Extensive experience encompassing supply chain, product supply, distribution, transportation, and planning. Preferred certifications from APICS: Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP), Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM), or other relevant certifications. Advanced proficiency in ERP systems, such as SAP. Willingness and capability to travel up to 20% of the time, if necessary.

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