Vice President Strategic Revenue Management

About the role

As the Vice President of Strategic Revenue Management (SRM) you will be accountable for embedding SRM into how Pet Nutrition North America plans, invests, and grows. This role operates at the intersection of Sales, Marketing, Category Leadership, Finance, Supply, Digital, and customer teams, translating insights into practical commercial choices. Success requires shifting the organization from reactive, event-based decisions to a disciplined, value-led model with clear priorities, stronger analytics, tighter governance, and better connection to customer and category growth plans. This role is on site in our Franklin, TN office.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Finance Analytics or related field.
• 10–15+ years of progressive commercial experience in CPG, with depth in SRM, customer development, pricing, trade investment, category strategy, finance, analytics, or commercial transformation.
• Proven ability to lead SRM as an enterprise growth capability, not just a set of tools or workstreams.
• Deep expertise in pricing strategy, PPA, promotion effectiveness, trade ROI, customer planning, and value realization.
• Demonstrated ability to convert analytics into clear decisions, trade-offs, executive recommendations, and measurable business outcomes.
• Experience embedding new capabilities into S&OP+, annual planning, customer planning, demand reviews, scorecards, and governance forums.
• Strong cross-functional influence with senior Sales, Marketing, Category, Finance, Supply, Digital, and General Management leaders.
• Track record of building and developing high-performing teams in a complex, matrixed organization.

Responsibilities

• Set the SRM agenda: Define and lead the North America SRM strategy across pricing, promotion, trade investment, price-pack architecture, mix, customer planning, and value realization.
• Embed SRM into Customer Pods: Partner with Walmart, eCommerce, Grocery, Club, Value, Pet Specialty, and other teams to build coherent plans that improve customer outcomes while protecting enterprise value.
• Build trade and promotion rigor: Own trade investment strategy, promotion effectiveness, ROI expectations, guardrails, and planned-versus-actual accountability.
• Strengthen governance and decision rights: Establish clear pricing, promotion, trade, and investment