Vice President of Supply Chain

This multi-level job function profile outlines the role of Vice President of Supply Chain within U.S.-based Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMOs) and Contract Research Organizations (CROs) in the pharmaceutical/biotechnology sector. The profile spans executive levels E1 through E6, aligned with Mercer/Radford executive banding, to delineate progression from a small-scope VP (E1) up to enterprise-level leadership (E6).

6 leveled profiles. Pick a level to see the full profile.

Executive

E1Vice President, Supply Chain (Small-Scale Function)

Leads supply chain for a smaller unit or single site.

E2Vice President, Supply Chain (Medium Complexity)

Leads a supply chain function of moderate complexity (e.g.

E3Senior Vice President, Supply Chain (Large Division/Group)

Oversees supply chain for a major business unit, division, or across multiple regions.

E4Senior/Executive VP, Supply Chain (Corporate Function Head)

Leads a highly complex global supply chain function or large division as the top supply chain executive.

E5Chief Supply Chain Officer (CSCO) / EVP (Enterprise Level)

An executive leading the supply chain and related operations at the highest functional levels.

E6Enterprise Leader (CEO/President with Supply Chain Expertise)

The most senior level, typically CEO or equivalent, responsible for the entire organization.