General Manager - Supply Management - Pharma

Urgent opening with one of our clients which is a leading MNC Pharma Giant for the position of GM Supply Management

The Supply Manager is responsible for managing a catalogue of 400-1000 SKUs. Depending on the type of portfolio, the key responsibilities are :

- Support the Regional Supply Planning Director to execute the Regional Performance Management (including analysis of stock-out/low-stock and impacts, KPI performance, root-causing and proposed mitigations, etc) and the S&OP process (including preparation and feedback loops to Commercial)

- Consult/communicate between LOC and the multiple Supply Chain Planning teams (Regional and Site) to highlight any on stock-out/low-stock situations. Contact/escalation for PMs and contact/escalation for SCP to allow a more detailed impact assessment and to support prioritization

- Consult and communicate between LOC / Demand Forecast Manager / SCP Manager / Regulatory across multiple - change- processes with regards to timings, forecasts, order dates, and inventory impact

- NPI (New Product Introduction)

- New Product Sourcing

- Product Transfer

- Pack Change

- Allocations, Rationing

- Provide a regional response and coordination to special processes including Product Recall, Transfers, Divestment, and Discontinuation

- Be responsible for the execution of the agreed standard supply chain management processes in alignment with the agreed planning calendar

- Drive SCIM resolution through performance management, highlighting and resolving any supply issue at SCIM Level 1 and keeping Commercial stakeholders informed of status and progress. Escalate any unresolved issue to Supply Chain Director for resolution at SCIM (Supply Chain Issue Management) Level 2 & 3

- Be accountable for DRP parameters (Distribution Requirements Planning) including safety stock, lead time and MOQs (Minimum Order Quantity) to ensure proper production planning and inventory management are in place

- Be ambassador for change management and continuous improvement across the Supply Chain to drive collaboration and partnership

Priya Barar
Sr.Consultant- CSR
Adecco India