Accenture UK & Ireland
Supply Chain Innovation Manager

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Job Role: Supply Chain Innovation Manager
Location: London
Career Level: Manager
Salary: Competitive, plus benefits.
The Opportunity:
We are seeking a Supply Chain Innovation Manager to join our UKI End-to-End Value Chain team and lead meaningful transformation across supply chain, procurement, operations, and enterprise service delivery. You will move confidently between analytical problem solving, senior stakeholder engagement, and delivery leadership - structuring complex work, turning insight into action, and developing high-performing teams.
Working across Advisory & Value Frameworks, End-to-End Operating Model Reinvention, Global Business Services (GBS) strategy and design, End-to-End Process Agentification, Connected Digital Twins, Digital Thread integration, and Resilient & Sustainable Value Chains, you will help clients connect strategy, process, organisation, data, and technology across the concept-to-service lifecycle.
Why this role:
- Work on large-scale value chain, operating model, and GBS reinvention programmes with access to leading technology platforms, global expertise, and ecosystem partners.
- Meaningful responsibility for client outcomes, team development, and the continued growth of the UKI Value Chain practice.
In this role you will:
- Engagement leadership: Manage complex consulting engagements or workstreams, taking accountability for scope, quality, timelines, team performance, and client outcomes.
- Diagnostics and value case: Structure End-to-End diagnostics and develop evidence-based value cases for operating model and GBS transformation, quantifying productivity, service, customer, working-capital, and AI-enabled benefits.
- Client engagement: Lead workshops and interviews with CPO, CSCO, GBS, and operational stakeholders, converting diverse perspectives into clear decisions and actionable recommendations.
- Operating model and GBS design: Lead the design of End-to-End target operating models and GBS strategies, defining service scope, organisational structures, governance, service delivery, location and sourcing choices, and transformation roadmaps.
- Technology and AI: Translate the potential of AI, agentic solutions, and digital platforms into practical solution designs, working with tools such as Kinaxis, o9, Coupa, Ariba, Celonis, and SAP.
- Business growth: Support account development and commercial pursuits by identifying opportunities, shaping proposals, developing compelling narratives, and contributing to client presentations.
- People and practice: Coach junior colleagues and strengthen the Value Chain community through thought leadership, reusable assets, offering development, and knowledge sharing.
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At Accenture, in addition to a competitive basic salary, you will also have an extensive benefits package which includes 30 days vacation per year, private medical insurance, and 3 extra days leave per year for charitable work of your choice!
Flexibility and mobility are required to deliver this role as there will be requirements to spend time onsite with our clients and partners to enable the delivery of the first-class services we are known for.
Closing Date for Applications: 31/08/2026
Accenture reserves the right to close the role prior to this date should a suitable applicant be found.


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We are looking for experience in the following skills:
- You are a confident consulting professional who combines functional depth and operating model expertise with analytical rigour, strong client instincts, and the composure to lead through ambiguity.
- Experience: 7-10 years in supply chain, procurement, operations, or GBS consulting, or a combination of consulting and relevant industry roles.
- Functional depth: Expertise in one or more of integrated planning and S&OP/IBP, procurement strategy and category management, logistics and fulfilment, manufacturing operations, resilience, or GBS/shared services.
- Delivery track record: Experience leading End-to-End assessments, target operating model and GBS/shared services strategy and design, transformation roadmaps, value case development, or implementation workstreams.
- AI and technology: Practical experience using AI capabilities and familiarity with planning, procurement, ERP, analytics, or process-mining platforms.
- Industry perspective: Experience in Industrials, Consumer Goods & Retail, Chemicals, Energy, or Life Sciences, with the versatility to work across sectors.
- Sustainability exposure: Understanding of supplier decarbonisation, circularity, multi-tier traceability, resilience, and supply chain regulation.
- Communication and credentials: Strong storytelling and facilitation skills, with the ability to create board-ready narratives. A relevant degree is required; MBA, APICS, or CIPS qualifications are advantageous.
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