Head of Group Strategy
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Electrolux Professional Group in Pordenone
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HEAD OF GROUP STRATEGY AND PROCESSES
The Head of Group Strategy & Processes is the President & CEO’s integrator and force multiplier. The role exists for one reason: to make sure the few priorities the Group has chosen are executed better and faster than they would be otherwise.
The role reports to the President & CEO. It carries no P&L;, no line responsibility and no direct reports. Its authority is derived entirely from the CEO’s mandate, not from hierarchy. The holder works across all five Business Areas and all Group Functions, and is expected to be trusted equally by each of them — an honest broker with no territory of their own to defend,
and a resource that helps leaders move faster rather than a checkpoint they must clear.
This is a demanding, high-exposure role with a defined horizon. It is designed as a preparation for a senior line position within the Group.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Run the Group strategy process end to end: coordinate deep-dive workshops, and the Business Area and Group Function strategy reviews — helping leaders firm up their own strategy and priority plans, without owning or judging those plans on their behalf.
- Make time, information and decision processes across the Group measurably more effective — fewer things, decided once, moving faster.
- Help translate the Group’s priorities into a single, visible set of commitments — each with one named owner and one hard date — and keep them alive until they are delivered.
- Act as the integrator across Group initiatives that span Business Areas and Group Functions, where no single leader owns the whole; surfa