Global Brand Protection Manager, Metro/sea

Johnson & Johnson is currently recruiting for a Global Brand Protection Manager, Metro/SEA (New Consumer Health Company). This position will be located in Singapore.

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The Manager, of Global Brand Protection, Metropolitan (Southeast) Asia reports to the Director, Global Brand Protection, APAC (Asia Pacific), and is primarily responsible for supporting the assessment, development, and implementation of processes, programs, and policies that help protect our consumers, customers, business, and the reputation of our brands from various forms of illicit trade including counterfeiting, illegal diversion, and tampering across the Metropolitan (Southeast) Asia Region.

The Global Brand Protection (GBP) function is primarily focused on the prevention and mitigation of the risks and impacts posed by the illicit trade of Company products, as well as to the advancement of a safe and secure supply chain. The Manager, GBP, Metro/SEA works with commercial business leaders and cross-functional stakeholders at the country level across multiple countries (e.g. Quality, Supply Chain, Legal, Government Affairs, Commercial, Global Security, etc.) to communicate brand protection risks, align on business objectives and advise the business on appropriate strategies and countermeasures to increase the safety and security of the supply chain. With the support and direction of the Director, GBP, APAC, the Manager, GBP, Metro/SEA is responsible for the implementation of strategies and tactics across the region and for meeting or exceeding agreed-upon goals and objectives.

The Manager, GBP, Metro/SEA also works with their regional Product Security Investigations & Enforcement (PSI&E) team and works closely with GBP colleagues, external agencies, and vendors/partners to collect market intelligence, assess threats and vulnerabilities of illicit trade in the region, support investigations and enforcement activities that target illicit traders, and generally improve the Company’s ability to detect, deter and prevent counterfeit and illicit trade.

**Qualifications**:
**Position Requirements**:

- A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree.
- A minimum of 6 years relevant technical and business experience including experience in a supervisory role.
- Experience working within the consumer goods, personal care or healthcare industry.
- Holds self to highest ethical standards and maintains compliance to Company’s Code of Business Conduct.
- Must be able to understand, respect and work within the cultural diversity of the global environment.
- Highly proficient communication skills, written and oral.
- Business fluency in English with at least one additional regional language.

**Preferred Requirements**:

- Prior experience with security, product security, investigations, Global Brand Protection, and/or working with customs authorities.
- Relevant experience preferred in one or more of the following disciplines: channel management, trade relations, security, auditing/compliance, quality assurance, supply chain, intellectual property, trade compliance, contract management, finance, regulatory affairs, information technology, packaging, procurement, or third party supplier management.
- Adept understanding of key relevant business processes such as financial systems, regulatory requirements, and/or supply chain strategies.
- Knowledge of how the secondary market (gray market) functions.
- Relationship building, vendor negotiation and project management experience.
- Ability to build an effective business case.
- Ability to work and influence effectively across cultures and functions without line authority.
- Ability to work with and effectively influence most levels