VP, Supply Chain

CONA Services•Philadelphia, PA

2d•$150,426

About The Position

At Liberty Coca‑Cola Beverages LLC, we’re committed to creating a workplace that reflects the vibrant communities we serve; where every associate feels valued, supported, and inspired to grow. Our people are our greatest asset, and we invest in them through a culture grounded in safety, integrity, collaboration, and innovation. With competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, Prescription, 401K and more), and a focus on learning and advancement, we empower our teams to lead with courage, drive results, and foster success. Join a company where you can help us refresh and celebrate the moments of today while creating the possibilities of tomorrow.

Requirements

17 years of experience in consumer goods supply chain, production/manufacturing, or engineering.
Bachelor's Degree or foreign equivalent in Supply Chaim Management, Engineering, Manufacturing and Technical Management and 15 years of experience in consumer goods supply chain, production/manufacturing, or engineering.
Experience must include 5 years in executive level role such as VP of Supply Chain, Director of Supply Chain Management, VP of Supply Chain Planning, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Director of Operations, VP of Operations, or Supply Chain Strategy Lead.

Responsibilities

Translates business strategies into operational tactics and concrete actions taking into account business priorities.
Implements and maintains planning process for the Supply Chain in coordination with FP&A.
Accurately forecast future financials and optimizes management's decision-making capabilities using forward-looking budget projection tools.
Builds and maintains effective working relationships with various levels of the organization.
Leads the global costing team on annual product costing process performance reporting and variance analysis against the plan (in a Moving Average Cost environment).
Ability to analyze actual usage of the bill of materials and related material, labor, and overhead variances.
Provides tools and systems to record and control business commitments.
Identify opportunities for Distribution and Supply Chain process improvements and support management that enable optimization of customer service, cost, and cash.
Executing a continuous improvement program for all supply chain functions.
Standardization and optimization of Procurement, Distribution, and facility-based supply chain activities.
Managing Supply Chain Department Budgets.