Sr.ProgramManager-TechnologySupplyChain,CentralPrograms

The Technology Supply Chain organization is looking for a Senior Program Manager to own the rhythm of business for a global supply chain organization. This role sits at the center of how the organization plans, reviews, and communicates progress against its most important goals. You will own the mechanisms that keep leadership aligned, teams accountable, and the organization moving with clarity and speed. Key job responsibilities - Own organizational goal management end-to-end, including goal quality, submission timelines, and status updates in Kingpin. Partner with goal owners to ensure goals meet the bar for clarity, measurability, and strategic alignment. - Lead org-level business reviews (MBRs, QBRs, 2x2s, and OP reviews), including input collection, AI-assisted drafting, and hosting review meetings with senior leadership. - Build and maintain AI-powered automation to reduce manual effort in business review generation and goal reporting. - Drive the annual planning cycle (OP1/OP2), coordinating inputs across workstreams and ensuring on-time, high-quality submissions. - Own the org calendar of business cadence events, ensuring the right mechanisms run at the right frequency with the right participants. - Identify and close gaps in how the organization tracks and communicates progress, building scalable mechanisms that reduce burden on teams. Beyond the core responsibilities above, this role may also own or support: - Budget and financial planning support: Coordinating with finance partners during OP cycles and tracking spend against plan. - Talent review coordination: Managing the cadence for performance calibrations, promotion cycles, and org-level talent reviews. - New employee onboarding: Owning the org onboarding experience, including orientation materials and first-90-days guidance. - Team communications: Drafting and distributing org-wide communications, all-hands agendas, and leadership updates. - Action item tracking: Owning the mechanism for capturing, a