Director, Enterprise Operations, FP&A

Eagle Foods, LLC•,

About The Position

Eagle Foods is hiring a Director, Enterprise Operations, FP&A to lead financial planning and analysis for supply chain operations across its Milk, Snack, and Meals and Sides businesses. The role is responsible for supply chain costs, including raw and packaging materials, inbound logistics, plant and co-manufacturing expenses, warehousing, transportation, and capital project justification. The Director leads and develops a cross-functional finance team and serves as a key financial resource to the EVP of Supply Chain and the supply chain leadership team, supporting strategic decisions and project management. The position oversees annual budgeting, quarterly forecasts, monthly mid-month reviews, financial reporting, and monthly business planning. It analyzes operational performance and manufacturing cost trends, recommends improvements, and drives sound financial practices, cost control, continuous improvement, audit procedures, and internal controls across manufacturing, co-manufacturing, and logistics. The Director partners with private label sales, procurement, supply chain, and marketing on pricing, commodity trends, supplier contracts, hedging, product innovation, and cost-saving initiatives. The role manages a multi-million-dollar capital projects budget and requires approximately 15% travel, typically three days per month, with occasional additional travel based on business needs.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, economics, or business.
Familiarity with manufacturing concepts, practices, and procedures.
Understanding of ERP systems and ability to use them to drive cost transparency.
Extensive experience and ability to plan and accomplish goals.
Effective team skills.
Excellent listening skills.
Ability to prepare presentations, including tables, graphs, and charts.
Strong analytical skills.
Expert Excel skills and ability to quickly learn and leverage additional accounting and enterprise systems.
Financial management expertise.
Business acumen.
Leadership and strategic thinking.
Results orientation.
Effective collaboration.
Change management capability.
Ability to create team alignment and engagement.
Effective communication and influencing skills.
Quality decision-making.
Ability to build strong teams and manage performance.
Ability to build effective relationships with internal and external constituents.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including frequently lifting or moving up to 10 pounds and occasionally lifting or moving up to 25 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Own supply chain costs for the Milk, Snack, and Meals and Sides businesses, both individually and in consolidation, including raw and packaging materials, inbound logistics, plant and co-manufacturing operating expenses, warehousing, transportation, and capital project justification.
Provide leadership, coaching, and development to a cross-functional finance team supporting business and operational functions.
Analyze monthly operational metrics and present findings and recommendations to senior supply chain management.
Drive best-in-class financial practices across the manufacturing, co-manufacturing, and logistics network.
Establish and maintain manufacturing accounting principles, practices, procedures, and initiatives.
Lead annual budgeting, quarterly forecasts, monthly mid-month reviews, and financial reporting of supply chain results.
Lead monthly meetings and review schedules with corporate finance and supply chain teams.
Analyze manufacturing and co-manufacturing cost trends against budgets and forecasts and recommend areas for improvement.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives across the supply chain organization.
Partner with the supply chain team to achieve business objectives through efficient cost control.
Partner with the director of private label sales on private label pricing and cost strategies.
Partner with procurement management on commodity trends, supplier contracts, and hedging activity.
Partner with supply chain and marketing teams on product innovation, pricing studies, and alternative formulations for cost savings.
Develop, maintain, and implement effective audit and internal control procedures.
Manage a multi-million-dollar capital projects budget, including strategic planning, forecasting, and ROI/payback analysis.
Serve as a key financial resource to the EVP of Supply Chain and team, contributing to strategic decision-making and project management.
Bring business performance insights to operations and supply chain teams as a key leader in Monthly Business Planning meetings.
Travel approximately 15% of the time, typically three days per month, with occasional additional travel based on business needs.