About the role

Director leading Global Trade practice at Grant Thornton, overseeing advisor engagements and driving market growth. Collaborating with executives to navigate regulatory challenges in multinational settings.

Responsibilities

Serve as a senior advisor to C-suite and executive-level trade, tax, supply chain, and finance leaders at multinational clients
Lead large-scale, complex Global Trade advisory and technology engagements, including multi-country and multi-workstream programs
Provide strategic guidance across customs and trade areas, including:
Import/export compliance and governance
Tariff classification, valuation, and origin strategy
Free trade agreements and duty optimization
Trade remedies, enforcement risk, and regulatory change management
Ensure delivery of high-quality, defensible work products aligned with regulatory requirements and firm risk standards
Review and approve engagement scope, deliverables, and conclusions for technical accuracy and defensibility
Act as a senior escalation point for complex technical and regulatory matters
Ensure compliance with firm independence, quality, and risk management policies
Lead, mentor, and develop high-performing Global Trade professionals across all levels
Build and scale Global Trade talent capabilities, including technical training and career development initiatives
Collaborate effectively within a matrixed organization, partnering with Tax, Supply Chain, Technology, and Advisory leadership
Drive revenue generation, client relationship management, and overall Global Trade practice growth

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, International Business, Finance, Information Systems, or a related field; advanced degree preferred
Minimum of 12 years of experience in customs and global trade, including significant experience in a professional services environment
Deep technical expertise in U.S. and international customs and global trade regulations
Proven experience leading Global Trade technology implementations and large-scale advisory engagements
Demonstrated success in revenue generation, client relationship management, and practice growth
Strong executive-level communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills

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