Schneider Electric
Commercial Policy Manager

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Main Mission
Own and deliver sustainable margin and price improvement for the Services business in UK&I and N&B by designing and deploying effective commercial policies, pricing strategies, and governance frameworks.
Scope and Environment
- Zone: UK&I and N&B
- Collaboration: Local teams, Europe teams, and Global Pricing teams
- Regular interaction with key stakeholders: BU VP, CFO, Marketing Director, Sales Director, Pricing Leaders
What Will You Do
- Define and continuously optimize pricing structures, discount frameworks, and commercial policy levers to maximize margin.
- Identify and address margin leakage drivers (e.g., excessive discounting, inconsistent pricing, poor segmentation).
- Lead and execute pricing initiatives (price increases, repricing, value-based pricing) to deliver measurable margin improvement.
- Monitor and analyze pricing KPIs (price realization, discount levels, margin evolution) and drive corrective actions.
- Partner with Sales teams to improve pricing discipline and reduce unnecessary discounts.
- Establish and enforce pricing governance and policy compliance across countries and channels.
- Translate data into concrete pricing actions (not just insights).
- Drive adoption of pricing tools, policies, and best practices across the organization.
Success Indicators
- Year-on-year margin improvement in Services business (clear, measurable impact)
- Increase in price realization vs. list price (reduction of discount gap)
- Reduction of discount dispersion and margin leakage
- Adoption of pricing policies across sales teams
- Contribution to profitable growth (not just revenue)
- Successful business transformation
- Improvement of customer experience & brand perception
What Will Make You Successful
Education & Experience
- 2–5 years of experience in a Schneider Electric Front Office environment (Pricing, Sales, Marketing), or in Business Unit / Internal Audit with a focus on Pricing/Marketing/Sales, or external equivalent
- Proven experience managing complex, cross-functional projects with multiple stakeholders
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Skills
- Strong analytical, influencing, and argumentation capabilities
- Ability to manage transversal projects in a mature market
- Solid pricing acumen (pricing strategy, discounting, value-based pricing)
- Ability to challenge and influence sales teams without direct authority
- Strong commercial acumen (balancing growth and margin)
- Strong prioritization skills in a fast-paced context
- Clear and concise communication with ease in digital and in-person presentations
- Autonomy, rigor, and collaborative mindset
- Fluency in English
What's in It for You
- Leadership role with significant impact on business strategy and market positioning
- Opportunity to shape pricing strategies across global markets
- Collaborative environment working with cross-functional teams
- Platform to develop and implement innovative commercial strategies
- Career growth opportunities in a dynamic business environment
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Company Information
- €40 billion global revenue
- +9% organic growth
- 150,000+ employees in 100+ countries
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