Senior Manager, Global Strategy

RELX•New York, NY

2d•$118,300 - $263,800•Remote

About The Position

The Senior Manager, Global Strategy works closely with the EVP of Global Strategy to help drive the business strategy to achieve LexisNexis’ revenue and profitability goals and to maintain and enhance its industry leading position. Responsibilities encompass the full range of strategic and tactical planning as well as business development and M&A.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Business Administration, Engineering, Math, Chemistry or other quantitative discipline; MBA preferred
6 - 8 years experience, with preference 4+ years of analytical experience within Corporate Strategy, M&A or Business Development practice areas within a top-tier consulting firm
Quantitative modeling in MS Excel; strong MS PowerPoint and Word skills

Nice To Haves

Results driven – reliable and delivers high quality output in a timely manner, prioritizing and strategically thinking through implications of the work
Problem solving – uses logic and rigorous methods to solve problems and can work comfortably around risk and uncertainty
Comfort with ambiguity – able to break down complex problems and deal with ambiguity to drive problem solving and outcomes
Organizational agility – knowledgeable about how organizations work and knows how to get things done through formal and informal networks
Learning on the fly – learns quickly when facing new problems to solve and is open to change and experimentation
Integrity and collaboration – seen as an individual who can present the truth in an appropriate and helpful manner and effectively collaborate with teams

Responsibilities

Develop and implement high priority strategic plans and performance improvement projects across LNLP to drive revenue and profit growth
Manage and deliver on one or more workstreams, including customer, competitor, and industry research and analysis
Proactively manage work across projects, keeping timelines on track
Conduct quantitative analysis with hypothesis