Overview

The Supplier Diversity & Risk Manager serves as the center-of-excellence owner for policies, standards, tools, and performance management, enabling sourcing and procurement teams to consistently identify, assess, mitigate, and report on supplier risk while advancing a diverse and inclusive supplier ecosystem. This role partners cross-functionally to embed risk and diversity into category strategies, sourcing processes, and supplier lifecycle management, while driving maturity across the global procurement organization.

 

This role pays an annual salary of $120,000-$145,000 and is bonus eligible

 

Benefits for Full-Time roles: Health, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401(k) Savings Plan, 401(k) matching, and Paid Time Off (vacation days, sick days, and 11 holidays)

 

This position will remain open until July 31, 2026.

Responsibilities

Supplier Risk Management

• Own and evolve the Supplier Risk Management framework, including risk domains, segmentation, assessment cadence, and escalation standards.
• Define enterprise standards for supplier due diligence, ongoing monitoring, and issue remediation.
• Partner with Global Procurement and cross-functional stakeholders to ensure alignment with enterprise risk requirements.
• Establish playbooks and guidance for sourcing teams to apply risk standards during RFPs, supplier onboarding, and contract renewals.
• Lead maturity assessments and continuous improvement of supplier risk capabilities.

Supplier Diversity – Strategy & Enablement

• Own the Supplier Diversity Center of Excellence, including strategy, governance, and measurement.
• Define how diverse suppliers are identified, classified, and tracked across systems.
• Partner with category managers to embed diversity goals into category strategies and sourcing pipelines.
• Develop supplier development and capability-building approaches in partnership with sourcing and business teams.
• Ensure alignment with ESG, sustainability, and corporate DEI objectives.

Process, Tools & Data

• Define end-to-end processes for supplier risk and diversity across the supplier lifecycle.
• Partner with VP of Global Procurement CoE to select, implement, and optimize third-party risk and supplier management tools.
• Ensure data integrity and consistent reporting across OVG systems and supplier platforms.
• Standardize KPIs, dashboards, and reporting for leadership and CSR disclosures.

Performance Management & Reporting

• Establish enterprise KPIs for supplier risk exposure, mitigation effectiveness, and supplier diversity impact.
• Prepare executive-level reporting for Procurement leadership and CSR stakeholders.
• Provide insights and recommendations based on trends, risk indicators, and maturity gaps.

Stakeholder Enablement & Change Management

• Act as a thought leader and advisor within the Procurement Excellence team.
• Develop training, playbooks, and communications to drive adoption across OVG.
• Lead cross-functional forums focused on supplier risk trends and diversity performance.
• Support change management efforts as new standards, tools, and policies are introduced.

Additional ad-hoc responsibilities will be needed as the program grows and matures, list above is not exhaustive.

Qualifications

Required Attributes

• Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Finance, Risk Management, or related field.
• 3-5+ years of experience in procurement, supplier management, risk, ESG, or procurement transformation.
• Experience designing and scaling frameworks or programs in a CoE or enterprise environment.
• Strong understanding of sourcing processes, supplier lifecycle management, and risk concepts.
• Proven ability to influence without authority in a matrixed organization.
• Familiarity with third-party risk platforms, supplier management tools, or ESG/CSR reporting frameworks.
• Experience supporting procurement maturity or transformation initiatives.

Preferred Attributes

• Passion for live entertainment, culinary innovation, and venue experience.
• Project & Time Management
• Procurement Systems Fluency (Coupa, NetSuite, etc.)
• Attention to Detail & Execution
• Cross-Functional Collaboration
• Problem-Solving Under Pressure