SC Transformation PMO Director
Listed on 2026-09-25
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Business
Change Management, Operations Management -
Management
Change Management, Operations Management, Project & Program Management
About the Role
The SC Transformation PMO Director will lead the Program Management governance for supply chain operations in NA. This role is responsible for driving the successful execution of strategic initiatives through detailed planning, proactive risk management, and cross-functional coordination.
The SC Transformation PMO Director will ensure alignment with commercial strategies, consolidate cross functional perspective towards transformation execution, support new capacity start-ups, and enable effective collaboration across regional functions and stakeholders.
Operating within a matrixed and cross-functional environment, the Director acts as the single point of integration across all work streams, bridging strategic intent with execution discipline. While not the final Cap Ex owner, the role exerts strong financial stewardship and decision influence, ensuring delivery within approved investment parameters, timeline, and performance targets.
Job Responsibilities Include- Establish and enforce program management standards across all supply chain transformation initiatives in North America.
- Drive disciplined execution through structured planning, milestone management, dependency mapping, and progress tracking.
- Maintain a single, integrated program roadmap that aligns work streams, timelines, and deliverables.
- Translate commercial strategy into executable supply chain programs, ensuring operational plans support revenue, margin, and customer commitments.
- Facilitate alignment between commercial, operations, finance, and regional leadership to ensure transformation priorities reflect business needs.
- Act as the integrator between strategic intent and operational execution, ensuring decisions remain grounded in business outcomes.
- Serve as the single point of integration across all work streams, consolidating perspectives and resolving cross-functional conflicts.
- Enable collaboration across regional functions (planning, logistics, manufacturing, procurement, engineering, finance, HR).
- Lead steering committees, governance forums, and executive updates, ensuring transparency and alignment.
- Identify, assess, and proactively mitigate program risks, including operational, financial, regulatory, and timeline risks.
- Escalate critical issues with recommended solutions, not just problem statements.
- Ensure contingency planning and scenario modeling for major transformation initiatives.
- Support planning and execution of new capacity start-ups, including manufacturing lines, distribution centers, or new operational capabilities.
- Coordinate cross-functional readiness (people, process, technology, equipment, regulatory).
- Ensure start-up timelines and performance ramp-up targets are met.
- Define KPIs and success metrics for transformation initiatives.
- Establish dashboards and reporting mechanisms for executives and functional leaders.
- Track benefits realization, ensuring transformation outcomes are delivered and sustained.
- Partner with HR, communications, and functional leaders to drive adoption of new processes, systems, and ways of working.
- Ensure teams are prepared for operational changes, including training, capability building, and communication.
- Promote a culture of disciplined execution and continuous improvement.
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations or related field (required)
- Master’s degree or MBA (preferred)
- Fluency in English and Spanish (optional)
- Formal training or certification in Project…
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