Director of Supply Chain, Network Planning-IBP

The Director of Supply Chain, Network Planning (IBP) leads end-to-end (E2E) supply planning and execution across a defined product portfolio over a 0–36-month horizon. This role is responsible for managing a team of Network Planners (supported by Network Schedulers) who oversee planning across product lines and supply networks. This leader owns planning performance, drives standardized processes, ensures alignment across functions, and serves as a key decision-maker in Integrated Business Planning (IBP/SIOP) activities. The expected annual salary range for this role is $165000 - $242000 a year. This position is also eligible for a variable incentive program. Please note the salary information shown above is a general guideline only. Salaries are based upon candidate skills, experience, and qualifications, as well as market and business considerations. What you’ll do: Leadership & Team Management Lead, coach, and develop a team of Network Planners responsible for end-to-end supply planning by product line Manage team performance, escalations, and accountability to business objectives Ensure appropriate resource alignment across networks in partnership with CoE (Center of Excellence) teams End-to-End Planning Ownership Own the planning and execution strategy across the full product portfolio (0–36 month horizon) Serve as the primary decision-maker for supply, capacity, and material trade-offs across multiple networks Drive cross-functional alignment across supply chain, operations, and commercial teams IBP / SIOP Leadership Lead supply input into SIOP/IBP processes, consolidating network plans and scenarios Communicate risks, trade-offs, and recommendations to senior leadership to drive decision-making Partner closely with Demand Planning teams to ensure alignment across demand and supply plans Process & Systems Excellence Ensure consistent deployment and adherence to standardized network planning processes across all business units Act as the process owner for Network Planning, driving continuous improvement and best practice sharing #J-18808-Ljbffr