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Organization Overview: The Global Supply Chain Excellence organization focuses on standardization of business processes by emphasizing lean methodologies and master data management while interfacing with relevant key stakeholders including sites/networks, M&Q; IT, and HR business partners.
Role Overview The Associate Director Global Supply Chain - Transport serves as the business process owner for Lilly's global warehousing processes. Responsibilities include defining and documenting global business processes, identifying and driving improvements, governing execution of the business processes, ensuring the tools and organization are capable, and supporting the capabilities in the organization through appropriate guidance and training.
Responsibilities: This role is accountable for defining, maintaining, and sustaining the global Transport process, which includes:
Defining and documenting the Transport business process steps
Designing the process flow, key success measures, and interaction with other processes
Implementing transformational or continuous improvement changes to the process
Benchmarking the process amongst industry peers
Handing over the process to global and local Transport teams in the business
Training users on the business process
Strategy Define global business processes for Transport operations across all manufacturing networks (API, parenteral, and dry products)
Develop a strategic vision for the business process in line with overall business objectives
Make recommendations for Transport process development and improvement on behalf of the stakeholders
Make decisions to align processes, organizational roles, and technology
Process Governance: Form a companywide strategic roadmap to improve Transport process maturity
Align strategic roadmap with key stakeholders across functions, hierarchy, and different parts of the business
Train users on business processes
Process Design: Serve as an expert and key team member in major process Global Supply Chain design changes
Document and map the global business process
Capture and analyze business requirements and translate these into standardized business processes, including definitions, templates, data sources, technology roadmap, and roles and responsibilities
Development of key output and KPI requirements that support the Transport process
Enable process design through technology and analytics
Measurement and Continuous Improvement: Track benefits and improvement into the business
Channel continuous improvement ideas and select suitable ones to turn into projects
Ensure the Transport review processes happen on time
Basic Requirements: BS or MS degree in Materials Management, Engineering, Finance, Business Administration or related field
At least 5 years of manufacturing and/or supply chain experience with understanding of material flows, preferably in the pharmaceutical industry
Strong Materials Movement business process knowledge
Knowledge of systems required to manage material transport internally, inter-company, and last mile (ERP; WMS; TMS)
Additional Skills/Preferences: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, as well as the ability to effectively communicate with technical and nontechnical audiences
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Good problem-solving and influencing skills
Ability to analyze project needs and balance competing interests, and to determine the resources needed to meet objectives
Use of business process modeling techniques, such as contextual inquiry, business narratives, and value networking analysis
Project management skills to manage overall transformation or continuous improvement projects across multiple geographies
Ability to identify modifications to business practices to take full advantage of technology innovation
Use thought leadership to anticipate future needs and changes that might be required
Able to identify the impact of initiatives on business results to drive priorities
A certification in supply chain is desired
Additional Information: Work shift: Full time, normal work shift
Travel required (% of time) -
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