A construction materials firm seeks a Senior Product Manager to oversee a crucial product portfolio. This role involves leading the product vision and roadmap, ensuring compliance with performance standards, and managing the product lifecycle. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in building materials, particularly with cementitious products, and experience in changing environments. Located in the UK, applicants from the North West or West Midlands are preferred.
Our client is a privately owned, international manufacturer in the construction sector, recognised for its technical systems and strong commitment to sustainability.
The group operates across multiple continents with several thousand employees and has been growing rapidly, underpinned by significant investment in R&D, new production facilities and a clear ESG agenda, including B Corp status. The business is transitioning from a centrally led model to a more empowered, regionally driven structure. A new regional leadership team is in place and has been tasked with professionalising operations, strengthening service levels and tripling regional revenues over the next few years. This includes expanding into new customer channels, improving product mix and preparing for substantial new manufacturing and logistics capacity coming on stream later in the next few years.
As part of this transformation, the company is creating a senior product leadership role to take full ownership of a strategically important portfolio of technically complex construction materials. A detailed review has highlighted the need to lift technical standards, tighten compliance and introduce a far more rigorous, market-led approach to product strategy and lifecycle management.
Candidates will ideally live in either the North West or the West Midlands, for easy access to one of their offices.
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