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General Mills

Sr Manager, Enterprise and Business Performance Analytics (CPG)

General Mills

Minneapolis, MN · full time · Senior

$128,900 – $214,900

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What this role is

This senior leader shapes strategy for a major food company by analyzing market data and business performance across their North American retail portfolio, translating complex datasets into insights for executives and boards. The role suits experienced analytics professionals who thrive translating numbers into clear strategic narratives and collaborating across finance, strategy, and operating teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years in business-facing analytics roles within CPG, retail, or related industries
  • Deep expertise with Circana and NielsenIQ for category and brand performance diagnostics
  • Strong understanding of category dynamics and competitive performance analysis
  • Experience integrating multiple enterprise data sources including household panel and retailer data
  • Proven ability to translate complex datasets into executive-ready performance narratives
  • Experience supporting enterprise leadership forums, investor communications, or board-level analytics
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder influence skills
  • Currently authorized to work full-time in the United States

Nice to have

  • MBA or Master's degree in Marketing, Market Research, Statistics, Data Analytics, or related field
  • Experience analyzing multi-category portfolios in large CPG organizations
  • Experience leading or mentoring high-performing analytics teams
  • Experience managing globally dispersed teams

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