Business Strategy & Partnerships Director

Business Strategy & Partnerships Director

Employer: Marathon Petroleum Corporation. An exciting career awaits you At MPC, we’re committed to being a great place to work – one that welcomes new ideas, encourages diverse perspectives, develops our people, and fosters a collaborative team environment. POSITION SUMMARY: This position serves as a Digital business partner for Supply Chain/Procurement, Enterprise Payables, and Legal, translating business strategy into prioritized digital roadmaps that improve source-to-pay, source-to-contract, supplier management, contracting, procurement compliance, master data, materials management, legal matter and contract workflows, and related enterprise capabilities. The successful leader will build trusted relationships with senior business stakeholders, shape demand before it becomes project work, connect business outcomes to technology investment decisions, and ensure digital solutions deliver measurable value, adoption, compliance, resilience, and process standardization. The director is a ccountable for business results achieved through partnership throughout the Marathon Digital team. The director will manage a staff of Product Managers, Product Owners and BSAs, sets direction, and deploys resources to support business strategy through a digital landscape. In addition, this position has responsibility for employee development, performance reviews, pay reviews, and staffing decisions KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: - Leads managers and individual contributors through guidance, coaching, and support to ensure assignments align with organizational goals and established policies. Drives recruitment, development, retention, performance management, and succession planning to build a strong talent pipeline. - Collaborates with key stakeholders and senior management across Supply Chain/Procurement, Enterprise Business Servies (EBS), Enterprise Payables, Legal, and Digital Product Delivery to provide strategic guidance on technology risks, opportunities, prioritization, and investment t