Project Manager (Business Operations)

Matlen Silver
Cincinnati, OH

Job Title: Project Manager (Business Operations)

Location: Cincinnati, Ohio

Onsite: Yes 5 Days Each Week

Compensation: $75 - $90/Hour



Job Description:

This Project Manager role is responsible for consolidating cross-functional charters into a

cohesive master plan, running governance and operating cadence, managing

dependencies, and ensuring alignment on metrics and outcomes. The successful

candidate will drive closure on critical Retail Ops initiatives while removing blockers and

translating progress into measurable business value.


Desired Skills:

• Project Management experience delivering large and/or complex cross-functional

initiatives

• Advanced proficiency in Excel, Power BI, and PowerPoint for dashboarding and executive

reporting

• Proven track record of managing multiple workstreams, dependencies, and decision

gates

• Demonstrated ability to facilitate governance meetings and drive closure on action plans

• Excellent communication and presentation skills to effectively communicate with all

levels of the organization

• Strong organizational skills to manage multiple timelines and priorities

• Ability to translate operational complexity into clear, actionable insights for leadership

• Experience with RAID log management and risk/issue escalation processes

Key Responsibilities

• Own the integrated initiative plan across all charters (Ops, Supply Chain, Merchandising);

consolidate actions, owners, due dates, dependencies, and decision points into one

master plan

• Run operating cadence and governance; facilitate weekly/biweekly reviews and keep

teams aligned to meeting agenda pillars

• Drive closure on Retail Ops Charter actions; track and unblock items including ROM

schedule reviews, delivery window standardization, truck completion visibility/automation

work, dairy breakdown workflow teardowns, and store-tier labor frameworks

• Manage cross-functional dependencies; ensure Retail Ops actions relying on Supply

Chain/Transportation/Tech (e.g., delivery windows, Transview/SAGE integration) have clear

handoffs, timelines, and escalation paths

• Coordinate scorecard and dashboard alignment; ensure consistency between front-page

dashboards, top-item dashboards, and executive scorecard; establish shared definitions

(e.g., ORAD vs OTIF) and a single source of truth

• Maintain issue/risk management and escalation; keep RAID log current and escalate

blockers (late deliveries, under-scheduled hours, misaligned delivery windows, change-out

week labor gaps) with recommended options

• Track value and outcomes; translate initiative progress into expected outcomes (e.g.,

OOS recovery value, productivity gains) and communicate status to leadership

• Develop standardization and playbooks; partner with Retail Operations leaders to

document repeatable operating guidelines (e.g., delivery window principles by department,

scheduling best practices, dairy coverage guardrails by tier)