Business Center Manager

JW LOGISTICS OPERATIONS LLC•Phoenix, AZ

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Business Center Manager (BCM) is responsible for the overall operational, financial, and commercial performance of JW Logistics’ Phoenix business center. The role oversees final-mile B2B and B2C distribution operations, including pool-point sortation, white-glove home delivery and installation, workforce leadership, and non-asset delivery capacity. The BCM owns the center’s financial results, drives service and productivity improvements, develops customer relationships, and identifies opportunities for profitable growth. The position combines operational execution with financial discipline, customer accountability, and the ability to scale a third-party delivery network in a dynamic market. This is an on-site leadership position based in the Phoenix, Arizona market. Schedule flexibility may be required during seasonal peaks and to address time-sensitive operational needs. Travel is expected to be limited and may be required based on business needs.

Requirements

Significant leadership experience in logistics, transportation, distribution, or final-mile operations.
Demonstrated P&L or operating-budget ownership, including the ability to analyze results and improve financial performance.
Experience leading managers, supervisors, and cross-functional operational teams.
Experience managing service performance, operational KPIs, customer escalations, and continuous-improvement initiatives.
Demonstrated ability to manage capacity, labor, service quality, and operating costs in a dynamic environment.
Strong analytical, communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
Ability to work on-site in the Phoenix, Arizona market and respond to operational needs, including during peak periods.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience in non-asset-based final-mile delivery or managing independent contractors and third-party carrier capacity.
Experience with B2B pool-point sortation, B2C delivery, and/or white-glove home delivery and installation.
Experience improving delivery economics, cost per delivery, contractor utilization, and customer satisfaction.
Experience launching new customers, scaling operations, or expanding service into new markets.
Familiarity with transportation management systems, warehouse systems, route-planning tools, and operational reporting.

Responsibilities

Own the business center’s financial performance, including revenue, operating expenses, labor costs, contribution margin, and profitability.
Develop and execute corrective action plans when performance falls below budget or established targets.
Identify opportunities to improve unit economics, reduce cost per delivery, optimize labor and delivery capacity, and support sustainable growth.
Prepare and review operational and financial reporting, using data and key performance indicators to guide decisions.
Oversee daily operations across inbound linehaul, pool-point sortation, staging, dispatch, routing, and final-mile delivery.
Coordinate warehouse teams, dispatch, customer requirements, and delivery capacity to meet service commitments.
Establish and monitor performance against customer service-level agreements, productivity targets, safety requirements, and customer satisfaction measures.
Resolve operational disruptions and customer escalations promptly, identify root causes, and implement sustainable solutions.
Standardize processes and implement technology, automation, and continuous-improvement initiatives to improve visibility, productivity, and cost efficiency.
Manage and scale non-asset final-mile capacity, including independent contractors and third-party service providers, to meet customer demand.
Support the recruitment, onboarding, engagement, and retention of delivery partners while maintaining performance and accountability.
Balance capacity availability, service quality, safety, delivery performance, and cost, including during seasonal peaks and demand fluctuations.
Build effective relationships with delivery partners and internal stakeholders to maintain reliable market coverage.
Lead, coach, and develop supervisors, managers, and operational teams; establish clear expectations and accountability.
Build a collaborative, performance-oriented culture focused on safety, service, continuous improvement, and customer outcomes.
Plan staffing and resources to meet operating requirements while managing labor productivity and cost.
Identify development needs, support succession planning, and strengthen the capability of the local leadership team.
Maintain strong customer and internal partner relationships, serving as an escalation point for operational and service issues.
Partner with sales and senior leadership to identify profitable growth opportunities, evaluate operational feasibility, and support new customer implementations.
Identify opportunities to expand service offerings and geographic coverage while maintaining service standards and margin targets.
Work cross-functionally to ensure customer commitments are operationally achievable and consistently delivered.
Promote a safe operating environment and ensure compliance with applicable company policies, customer requirements, and regulatory obligations.
Monitor operational risks, investigate incidents and service failures, and implement appropriate corrective actions.
Maintain accurate operating documentation and ensure teams follow established procedures.