Sr Manager, North America Contracts

Location:

Atlanta, GA, US, 30361

Travel:
Up to 10 % Travel

At Tosca, we’re redefining supply chains by delivering innovative solutions that drive sustainability, efficiency, and performance. As a leader in reusable packaging, we thrive on collaboration, transparency, and doing the right thing. Here, your work will matter. You’ll lead change, drive impact, and shape the future of how products move through global supply chains. Join a team where your voice is heard, your ideas have power, and your career can grow.

The North American Contract Manager is responsible for leading the contract management processes across North American region, ensuring consistency and compliance. This role manages the full contract lifecycle from drafting and negotiation to execution, renewal, amendment, and close-out while maintaining alignment with business objectives. The position also develops standardized templates, approval workflows, and contract-management procedures, and ensures adherence to organizational and regulatory standards.

This position is based in Atlanta, GA with a hybrid work schedule: in-office Tuesday through Thursday and remote Monday and Friday.

• Independently draft, evaluate, negotiate, execute, and manage high-value and high-risk contracts in various areas (supplier, vendor, service etc.) through their full lifecycle including renewal, amendment, and close-out.
• Manage contract administration activities within North America, ensuring compliance and efficiency.
• Develop and implement standardized contract templates and approval workflows to streamline negotiations.
• Maintain and monitor the contract repository; ensure accurate documentation and timely updates.
• Serve as a central liaison with internal stakeholders (finance, operations, senior management) and external parties; maintain communication channels and relationships.
• Monitor performance against contract terms; identify and resolve issues, breaches, or disputes; mitigate risks and advise on improvements.
• Read and interpret contracts, correspond with contracting parties, and ensure all obligations are met.
• Work closely with the Commercial Sales team on all commercial contracts.
• Partner cross-functionally on supplier and vendor agreements to ensure compliance and alignment with organizational objectives.
• Develop contract-management procedures and train internal teams on best practices.

• Bachelor’s degree required; preferred degree in a legal field.
• 7-10 years of experience in commercial contract management or legal operations.
• Comprehensive knowledge of contract management concepts and principles.
• Lead and influence stakeholders effectively, fostering collaboration and alignment across diverse teams.
• Analyze complex data and situations with precision, applying strong negotiation strategies to achieve favorable outcomes.
• Demonstrate exceptional attention to detail, ensuring accuracy in contracts and proactively identifying risks.
• Apply creative and strategic problem-solving skills to resolve challenges and optimize processes.
• Organize and manage multiple projects simultaneously, maintaining timelines and delivering results under pressure.
• Build and maintain strong client and customer relationships, ensuring satisfaction and trust.
• Communicate clearly and persuasively, both verbally and in writing, to convey complex information to varied audiences.
• Navigate regulatory requirements and implement risk mitigation strategies to ensure compliance and protect organizational interests.

This position is based in Atlanta, GA with a hybrid work schedule: in-office Tuesday through Thursday and remote Monday and Friday.

At Tosca, we believe in fostering a workplace where everyone is treated with respect and dignity. We are an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to creating an inclusive and equitable environment where all qualified applicants are considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

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