Regional Manager – Investment Project Portfolio

Reporting to the North America Investment Projects leadership team, you are responsible for ensuring strategic alignment and portfolio optimization across our North American operations.

You are accountable for maximizing value creation by balancing business priorities, operational constraints, and execution capacity.

You play a central role in investment governance by providing leadership with robust analyses and well-informed recommendations.

• Translate business strategy into a structured investment portfolio and develop short-, medium-, and long-term roadmaps aligned with operational and strategic priorities.
• Optimize the portfolio and capital allocation by defining and applying prioritization criteria (value, risk, compliance, EHS, growth) to maximize return on investment.
• Lead demand, capacity planning, and scenario analysis, analyzing dependencies, constraints, and scenarios (sequencing, deferral, acceleration) to ensure overall project delivery.
• Drive governance and support executive decision-making by preparing and presenting decision packages (options, risks, impacts, benefits) and facilitating portfolio review forums.
• Monitor portfolio performance and benefits realization by tracking progress, expenditures, and benefits realization, providing clear visibility to stakeholders.
• Strengthen portfolio management practices and maturity by optimizing processes, tools, and metrics, and contributing to the evolution of Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) practices.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Finance, or Business Administration.
• MBA or Master’s degree (an asset).
• 10 years of experience in portfolio, program, or investment project management in a multi-site industrial environment.
• Experience in CAPEX planning (budgeting, 3-year/long-term planning) and prioritization in a context of competing demands.
• Robust expertise in financial analysis, business case development, ROI, and complex scenario modeling, with the ability to synthesize information for decision-making.
• Proficiency with tools (e.g., GCMS), advanced Excel skills, and understanding of stage-gate / FEL processes.
• Bilingualism (French and English) is required due to the nature of the role, including interactions with stakeholders across North America.
• Ability to influence, facilitate complex decisions, and engage multidisciplinary stakeholders in an ambiguous environment.

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