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The S4o9 PMO Lead will manage the end-to-end delivery of S4o9 deployment projects, utilizing advanced project management and stakeholder engagement skills. The role involves governance, risk tracking, cross-functional coordination, and driving program delivery to meet project milestones within timelines. The Lead will also coach project managers and ensure effective communication among teams.

The S4/o9 PMO Lead is responsible for the end-to-end management of SAP S4 and o9 deployment projects, ensuring successful delivery through effective project management and stakeholder engagement. Key responsibilities include program governance, risk management, and collaboration with cross-functional teams, alongside maintaining communication with management and external partners.

Plan, develop, and execute capital projects in supply chain and capital expense project execution to support growth and productivity. Ensure adherence to Mondelēz standards and innovation processes in project management. Manage communications and project governance within the Southeast Asia Mondelez Supply Chain. Lead cross-functional project teams and ensure successful execution of projects according to Integrated Lean 6 Sigma principles. Identify cost-effective productivity solutions and focus on improving performance, quality, safety, sustainability, and manufacturing cycle times.

As a Business Development and Engineering Manager, you will lead growth and operational excellence at the Freia Plant. Your responsibilities include managing capital plans, driving strategic projects, leading a local team, and ensuring safety and quality across initiatives. You will collaborate with various stakeholders to enhance production and meet business goals.

The Project Senior Specialist, Product Change at Mondelēz manages business change initiatives from onset to launch. Responsibilities involve planning, team management, monitoring progress, documentation, risk assessments, and ensuring quality communication among functions to maintain project timelines and quality criteria.

The Project Manager, Product Change is responsible for managing projects that focus on changes to key products, overseeing aspects like product innovation and quality improvement. Key tasks include project planning, team management, monitoring progress, risk assessment, and ensuring communication with stakeholders. The role demands strong organizational skills, facilitation abilities, and a solid understanding of supply chain principles.