Tenneco
Overview
The Global Trade Compliance Director will be responsible for leading the organization's trade and compliance program ensuring adherence to international trade laws and regulations. This role includes oversight of import/export compliance, risk mitigation related to regulatory matters, and driving strategic trade-related initiatives. Leading a global team, the Director will cultivate a high-performance culture focused on innovation, employee engagement, and alignment with company values. RESPONSIBILITIES
Design, implement and manage a robust trade compliance program for the company, including the ongoing development of procedures which define responsibility for supporting operational processes. Assess gaps and mitigate compliance risk. Develop and deliver an ongoing, tailored training program that includes export control and technology, corporate trade standards, general awareness, risk identification, and escalation. Conduct and/or oversee training as necessary to ensure organizational understanding of policies, procedures and regulatory requirements for customs and trade compliance. Monitor and manage US customs while minimizing overall risks and costs related to import and export regulations, tariff numbers, tooling/supplier assists, and similar regulations. Develop and maintain country specific import/export matrices to include classifications, license requirements and shipment restrictions. Represent company in dealings with customers, suppliers, plants, BU personnel as well as government agencies in response to general inquiries on shipments or licenses. Conduct periodic internal and external compliance assessments of facilities to ensure adherence to policies, procedures and compliance of all activities and transactions with the appropriate import/export laws. Coordinate with management on issues, opportunities, recommended solutions and cost savings. Manage custom brokers' performance and lead the auditing of import/export entries to ensure appropriate classification, valuation, and all entries are made within the laws that apply. Establish and direct metrics, processes, feedback loops and action plans to deal with process improvements and law changes to ensure compliance. Remain current on regulatory/industry activities that impact the company's business. Manage North American FTA qualification program, including NAFTA/USMCA compliance and audits. Ensure duty drawback program is managed effectively and compliantly. Manage and mentor a global team of compliance professionals, supporting their professional development. EDUCATION
EDUCATION:
Accounting, finance, or law degree from an accredited institution SKILLS & EXPERIENCE
10+ years of experience in international trade compliance, including extensive knowledge of import and export operations in accordance with foreign government regulations. Experience reviewing transactions and identifying/addressing compliance risks. Familiarity with restricted party and third-party screening tools. Expertise in global trade laws and regulations administered by agencies such as customs authorities, export control offices, and similar international regulatory bodies. Ability to serve as a subject matter expert on due diligence activities related to mergers and acquisitions. Solid understanding of commercial practices, including accounting, finance, sales, and marketing. Experience working in a global manufacturing environment preferred. Experience engaging with government agencies and legislative committees focused on trade (highly desirable but not required). Experience with operations under maquiladoras. Equal opportunity employer
as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities Seniorities
Director Employment type
Full-time Job function
Supply Chain Industries Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Director, Corporate Sustainability & ESG, Director, Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Director, Environmental, Health, Safety & Security are listed as related roles.
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The Global Trade Compliance Director will be responsible for leading the organization's trade and compliance program ensuring adherence to international trade laws and regulations. This role includes oversight of import/export compliance, risk mitigation related to regulatory matters, and driving strategic trade-related initiatives. Leading a global team, the Director will cultivate a high-performance culture focused on innovation, employee engagement, and alignment with company values. RESPONSIBILITIES
Design, implement and manage a robust trade compliance program for the company, including the ongoing development of procedures which define responsibility for supporting operational processes. Assess gaps and mitigate compliance risk. Develop and deliver an ongoing, tailored training program that includes export control and technology, corporate trade standards, general awareness, risk identification, and escalation. Conduct and/or oversee training as necessary to ensure organizational understanding of policies, procedures and regulatory requirements for customs and trade compliance. Monitor and manage US customs while minimizing overall risks and costs related to import and export regulations, tariff numbers, tooling/supplier assists, and similar regulations. Develop and maintain country specific import/export matrices to include classifications, license requirements and shipment restrictions. Represent company in dealings with customers, suppliers, plants, BU personnel as well as government agencies in response to general inquiries on shipments or licenses. Conduct periodic internal and external compliance assessments of facilities to ensure adherence to policies, procedures and compliance of all activities and transactions with the appropriate import/export laws. Coordinate with management on issues, opportunities, recommended solutions and cost savings. Manage custom brokers' performance and lead the auditing of import/export entries to ensure appropriate classification, valuation, and all entries are made within the laws that apply. Establish and direct metrics, processes, feedback loops and action plans to deal with process improvements and law changes to ensure compliance. Remain current on regulatory/industry activities that impact the company's business. Manage North American FTA qualification program, including NAFTA/USMCA compliance and audits. Ensure duty drawback program is managed effectively and compliantly. Manage and mentor a global team of compliance professionals, supporting their professional development. EDUCATION
EDUCATION:
Accounting, finance, or law degree from an accredited institution SKILLS & EXPERIENCE
10+ years of experience in international trade compliance, including extensive knowledge of import and export operations in accordance with foreign government regulations. Experience reviewing transactions and identifying/addressing compliance risks. Familiarity with restricted party and third-party screening tools. Expertise in global trade laws and regulations administered by agencies such as customs authorities, export control offices, and similar international regulatory bodies. Ability to serve as a subject matter expert on due diligence activities related to mergers and acquisitions. Solid understanding of commercial practices, including accounting, finance, sales, and marketing. Experience working in a global manufacturing environment preferred. Experience engaging with government agencies and legislative committees focused on trade (highly desirable but not required). Experience with operations under maquiladoras. Equal opportunity employer
as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities Seniorities
Director Employment type
Full-time Job function
Supply Chain Industries Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Director, Corporate Sustainability & ESG, Director, Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Director, Environmental, Health, Safety & Security are listed as related roles.
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