Senior Manager, APAC, Regional Process Integration Lead

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The Senior Manager RPIL for APAC serves as the primary integration point between Global Planning Excellence (GPEX) and Regional Demand & Supply across the APAC. This role translates global planning strategy into regional execution, brings regional business requirements and insights into global process and technology roadmaps, and drives cross-process priorities across demand and supply planning. This role supports planning capabilities across Integrated Business Planning (IBP), Demand Planning, New Product Introduction (NPI) and Launch Planning, Inventory and Slow-Moving & Obsolete Inventory (SLOB) Management, Planning Performance Management, Supply Network Planning, and related end-to-end planning processes.

The RPIL combines strategic influence with hands-on regional deployment, partnering with Regional Leadership, Regional Directly Responsible Individuals (DRIs), Global Process Managers (GPMs), Business Process Owners (BPOs), Technology Product Owners (TPOs), Key Users (KUs), Learning & Development, Finance, Commercial, JJT, and other partners to deploy global standards, lead region-specific initiatives, handle adoption, and deliver measurable business outcomes. The APAC RPIL support diverse regional, market, legal-entity, operating-model, and capability needs across APAC while maintaining alignment to global standards.

• Act as the primary point of contact between GPEX and APAC RDS for regional integration strategies, priorities, and decisions related to planning processes and capabilities.

• Partner with Regional Leadership and DRIs to shape, prioritize, and maintain an integrated regional process and capability roadmap aligned with global strategy and business priorities.

• Lead the APAC Regional Council, establishing a clear cadence, agenda, decision log, action tracking, and critical path for planning initiatives, risks, and resource needs.

• Provide concise, timely insight to regional and global leadership on portfolio status, outcomes, dependencies, risks, decisions, and support required.

• Represent regional requirements in global governance and planning cycles, while ensuring global standards, design principles, and strategic intent are understood and upheld across the region.

• Manage cross-process implications and sequencing so that changes are implemented as an integrated business solution rather than as isolated process or technology deployments.

• Collaborate with GPMs, BPOs, TPOs, KUs and Learning & Development to deploy global processes, tools, and capabilities across the APAC, including project kickoff, regional requirements, fit-gap assessment, release planning, deployment, and hypercare.

• Lead collection and synthesis of regional business requirements and point-of-contact insights; distinguish critical business needs from local preferences and translate them into actionable global or regional requirements.

• Coordinate regional readiness across partners, resources, data, testing, training, communications, cutover, and adoption; proactively resolve blockers.

• Ensure regional variances from global standards are documented, governed, risk-assessed and periodically reviewed for convergence or retirement.

• Lead region-specific initiatives that are not intended for global scale, including business justification, governance, deployment, change management, and continuous improvement.

• Identify region-originated practices or solutions with global value and partner with GPMs to assess scalability, standardization, and transfer into the global roadmap.

• Build a regional change and adoption strategy for new planning processes, digital products, and ways of working, in partnership with RDS Leadership and functional change networks.

• Drive stakeholder engagement, communications, and best-practice sharing across leadership, practitioners, and key-user communities while creating feedback loops that improve deployment approaches and planning standards.

• Monitor implementation progress, process adherence, adoption, capability maturity, and realized value; initiate corrective actions where outcomes are at risk.

• Facilitate best-practice sharing within the APAC and across regions, and create feedback loops that improve global standards and deployment approaches.

• Participate in business forums and real operating scenarios to understand regional challenges, provide hands-on support, and promote simplification, standardization, automation, and data-driven decision-making.

• Connect global Communities of Practice with regional practitioners by sharing regional updates and challenges, collecting feedback, tracking agreed actions, and encouraging active participation.

• Build trusted relationships across Supply Chain, Commercial, Finance, Quality, JJT, and other functions to align partner interests and facilitate fact-based decisions across countries, functions, and organizational levels.

• Influence without direct authority, align diverse customer interests and facilitate fact-based decisions across countries, functions, and organizational levels.

• Provide mentorship and thought leadership to project teams, key users, and planning practitioners, strengthening regional process ownership and change capability.

• Serve as backup to the relevant GPM for IBP and Demand Planning activities, and provide continuity during planned absences or priority initiatives.

• Experience in the APAC region and working across the United States and Latin America

• Experience with advanced planning and enterprise platforms such as OMP, Anaplan, SAP, JDE, or similar solutions

• Experience with process governance, fit-gap assessment, testing, deployment, hypercare, process mining, adoption measurement, or value realization

• Experience with Lean, Six Sigma, Agile, project/program management or structured change-management methodologies

• Experience applying digital, analytics, automation, or AI capabilities to planning processes

• Minimum of a Bachelor's / University degree is required; advanced studies or similar experience and/or focused degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering, Business, Finance, Information Systems or a related field is preferred

• APICS/ASCM, Project Management (PMP, FPX, or similar), Lean/Six Sigma, Prosci, or comparable certifications are preferred

• Minimum of 8 years of relevant professional experience, supply chain process excellence, large transformation initiatives

• Strong experience in end-to-end supply chain planning, with significant exposure to IBP/S&OP and Demand Planning

• Requires proficiency in English (written and verbal) to communicate effectively and professionally

• May require up to 20% domestic and/or international travel, depending on business needs to work effectively across, time zones, and organizational boundaries

• Requires the ability, through our flexible work policy, to work on-site a minimum of three days each week, with the option for two remote workdays each week

• The selected candidate must be authorized to work in the country of employment; sponsorship and relocation eligibility are subject to local policy and role approval