Head of Supply Chain & Logistics

Director, Global Trade Technology & Advisory - WNTO

The Director, Global Trade Technology & Advisory serves in a senior leadership role responsible for driving growth, delivery excellence, and market positioning of the firm’s Global Trade practice. This role combines deep customs and global trade technical expertise with executive-level client advisory, revenue generation, and practice leadership responsibilities.

The Director leads complex, multi-disciplinary engagements, serves as a trusted advisor to senior client executives, and plays a critical role in expanding the firm’s Global Trade footprint through go‑to‑market leadership, solution development, and talent development—helping clients navigate regulatory complexity with confidence.

Serve as a senior advisor to C-suite and executive-level trade, tax, supply chain, and finance leaders at multinational clients

Import/export compliance and governance

Trade remedies, enforcement risk, and regulatory change management

Quality, Risk, and Technical Oversight

Ensure delivery of high-quality, defensible work products aligned with regulatory requirements and firm risk standards

Act as a senior escalation point for complex technical and regulatory matters

Ensure compliance with firm independence, quality, and risk management policies

Build and scale Global Trade talent capabilities, including technical training and career development initiatives

Collaborate effectively within a matrixed organization, partnering with Tax, Supply Chain, Technology, and Advisory leadership

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, International Business, Finance, Information Systems, or a related field; S. and international customs and global trade regulations

Proven experience leading Global Trade technology implementations and large-scale advisory engagements

Strong executive-level communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills

Job Category Specialty Tax - National

Degree Level Bachelor's Degree

Job Schedule Full time

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