Supply Chain Manager Italy
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Bacardi in Romano di Lombardia
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As Market Supply Chain Manager, you act as the strategic link between the Business Unit and the regional Supply Chain organization, connecting commercial ambition with operational strategy to enable better, faster and more value-focused business decisions.
You are accountable for end-to-end supply chain performance in your market, delivering against service, inventory, cash and cost targets.
As a core member of the BU Leadership Team, you act as the voice of the market within the regional Supply Chain organization and as the voice of Supply Chain within the Business Unit, ensuring alignment between business priorities and operational capabilities.
You lead and develop the Market Supply Chain team, building business partnering capabilities, functional excellence, accountability and resilience. You play a critical role in embedding new ways of working, strengthening collaboration across the Business Unit,
customers and regional Supply Chain teams, and enabling sustainable growth at the right level of service, cost and complexity.
ABOUT YOU
You are a commercially minded Supply Chain leader who enjoys connecting strategy with execution and influencing decisions across a complex organization.
You are comfortable working across functions, balancing competing priorities and leading through influence.
You are passionate about developing people and building high-performing teams, creating an environment where individuals can grow, collaborate and contribute to long-term business success.
RESPONSIBILITIES - WITH OUR CONSUMER AT THE HEART YOUR KEY FOCUS WILL BE
Drive supply chain performance to enable the business
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- Translate business priorities into a clear, executable and value-driven supply chain plan.
- Deliver against key performance metrics (service, inventory, cash and cost) and drive gap