$141,000.00 - $193,500.00; not specified; not spec...
Global category strategy
Supplier portfolio strategy
Business partnership and governance
The Global Category Manager is the strategic owner of an assigned category of spend, accountable for defining the global category strategy and delivering outcomes across value capture, stakeholder experience, and risk management
Job Summary
The Global Category Manager is the strategic owner of an assigned category of spend, accountable for defining the global category strategy and delivering outcomes across value capture, stakeholder experience, and risk management.
This role sets direction through category strategies, supplier portfolio and segmentation decisions, governance, and demand/value roadmaps, while enabling scaled execution through Strategic Sourcing Managers and the Sourcing Center of Excellence.
You’ll benefit from a supportive work culture that encourages you to learn, develop, and grow your career as you take on challenges and drive innovative solutions for our customers.
Matching Summary
The Global Category Manager is the strategic owner of an assigned category of spend, accountable for defining the global category strategy and delivering outcomes across value capture, stakeholder experience, and risk management.
Salary
$141,000.00 - $193,500.00; Not specified; Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Global category strategy
Supplier portfolio strategy
Business partnership and governance
Value capture and financial stewardship
Risk, resilience, and compliance integration
Execution orchestration through sourcing
Nice-to-have
Supportive work culture
Continuous learning and development
Pushing boundaries of materials science
Driving innovative solutions
Personal and professional growth
Key Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Supply Chain, Engineering, Finance, or related field (or equivalent practical experience)
Demonstrated category management leadership
Strong commercial expertise
Proven ability to lead in a global, matrixed organization
Experience integrating risk and compliance considerations