Company Summary
BridgeNet Solutions, a member of the PSA Group, has provided sourcing, analytics, and technology solutions to help
customers achieve their strategic objectives since 2001. BridgeNet's customer base spans Fortune 500 and Global 2000, and
with annual logistics spend under management of over $5.4 billion, is well positioned to support its customers' complex
global supply chains.
3. Role Summary
The Logistics Supply Chain Project Manager drives the delivery of supply chain improvement initiatives within the BridgeNet
4PL program, owning project governance and workgroup coordination for Supply Chain Engineering-led opportunities. This
role bridges operational supply chain expertise with structured project management discipline, ensuring that continuous
improvement projects — including freight consolidation, inventory optimization, air-to-ocean conversion, and vendor
rationalization — are delivered on time and to measurable business outcomes. The Logistics Supply Chain Project Manager
collaborates with Logistics Supply Chain Engineers, Control Tower leadership, and Client stakeholders to translate strategic
supply chain opportunities into executable project plans.
4. Key Responsibilities
• Own project governance and task management for assigned supply chain improvement initiatives including freight
consolidation, inventory optimization, mode conversion, and vendor rationalization programs.
• Develop detailed project plans for supply chain engineering initiatives, defining milestones, dependencies, resource
requirements, and success metrics in alignment with program goals.
• Coordinate across Control Tower, technology, procurement, and client workgroups to ensure timely delivery of
interdependent supply chain project activities.
• Track and report project progress to the Principal Supply Chain Engineer and Supply Chain Engineering team,
maintaining updated status reports, RAID logs, and action item trackers.
• Facilitate project kick-off sessions, working meetings, and tollgate reviews for supply chain initiatives, capturing
decisions, actions, and stakeholder commitments.
• Support value realization tracking by maintaining savings registers and benefit measurement frameworks aligned to
the 13 program opportunities.
• Proactively identify and escalate risks to supply chain project delivery, including data availability gaps, resource
constraints, and stakeholder misalignment.
• Partner with Supply Chain Engineers on analytical workstreams, supporting data gathering, baseline development, and KPI framework establishment. • Assist in developing supply chain business cases, implementation roadmaps, and executive-level presentation materials for SteerCo review.