Senior Director, Supply Chain

Regal Rexnord•Radford, VA

3d•$225,000 - $240,000•Remote

About The Position

The Senior Director, Supply Chain provides Division leadership for sourcing, procurement, and materials management across the Motion Control Systems and Micro Motion brands within the Regal Rexnord portfolio. This role is accountable for developing and executing integrated sourcing and materials strategies that enable business growth, improve service performance, optimize working capital, and deliver measurable cost and productivity improvements across a global, multi-site footprint. This leader partners closely with Operations, Engineering, Quality, Finance, and Business Leadership to strengthen supplier performance, build organizational capability, and ensure a resilient, scalable supply chain aligned to both near-term execution and long-term strategic priorities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, or related field.
10+ years of progressive leadership experience in sourcing, materials, or supply chain within complex, global manufacturing environments.
Demonstrated success leading multi-site, multi-business organizations with senior-level leadership accountability.
Strong experience in strategic sourcing, materials planning, inventory optimization, and supplier management.
Proven ability to drive measurable improvements in cost, delivery, quality, and working capital.

Nice To Haves

Experience operating across multiple business units or segments with differing customer, product, and regulatory requirements.
Background in regulated or highly engineered manufacturing environments (e.g., industrial, motion control, defense, or aerospace).
Lean / Continuous Improvement expertise with a track record of enterprise transformation.
Advanced degree (MBA or equivalent) a plus.

Responsibilities

In partnership with the Enterprise Sourcing Team, define and execute the end-to-end sourcing and materials strategy across MCS and MM, aligned to business, operational, and financial objectives.
Lead and develop a global organization spanning strategic sourcing, direct materials, inventory planning, supplier development, and materials management.
Establish clear operating models, governance, and accountability across businesses while enabling flexibility where business needs differ.
Develop and deploy enterprise commodity strategies to drive cost, quality, delivery, and risk mitigation outcomes.
Lead supplier selection, negotiation, contracting, and performance management for critical suppliers across both businesses.
Strengthen supplier development and partnership models, including dual sourcing, localization, and risk mitigation strategies.
Drive standardized, best‑in‑class materials planning and inventory management practices across sites.
Accountable for performance across key KPIs including On-Time Delivery (OTD), inventory turns, working capital, PPV, and material cost productivity.
Partner with Operations to support production readiness, new product introductions, capacity transitions, and demand volatility.
Act as a strategic advisor to MCS and MM leadership teams on supply chain risks, trade-offs, and strategic investments.
Partner closely with Engineering and Quality to support new product development, supplier qualification, and cost-to-design initiatives.
Enable greater alignment and leverage across MCS and MM through shared suppliers, processes, and analytics where appropriate.
Build strong leadership capability and succession across sourcing and materials teams.
Foster a culture of continuous improvement, accountability, and collaboration across geographies and functions.
Lead organizational design, talent development, and capability-building to support future scale and complexity.