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Director – Business Strategy

Director – Business Strategy

CompanyWalmart
LocationBentonville, AR, USA
Salary$110000 – $220000
TypeFull-Time
DegreesBachelor’s
Experience LevelSenior, Expert or higher

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Communications, Strategy, or related field
  • 7+ years of experience in executive communications, business strategy, or enterprise engagement roles
  • Strong storytelling, data synthesis, and stakeholder management skills
  • Experience supporting or directly engaging executive leadership in large organizations
  • Proven ability to align diverse workstreams into a unified, enterprise-facing narrative

Responsibilities

  • Translating CES strategy, operational progress, and transformation outcomes into executive-ready materials—narratives, dashboards, and briefings that shape how CES is understood and supported across Walmart
  • Designing and orchestrating high-impact engagement opportunities for the VP of CES and other senior leaders—ensuring every interaction conveys credibility, insight, and enterprise alignment
  • Crafting compelling internal and external messaging that elevates CES’s mission, momentum, and value proposition within the Walmart ecosystem
  • Creating frameworks and artifacts that help leaders confidently communicate CES priorities, anticipate cross-functional questions, and align on long-range planning
  • Synthesizing input from across CES transformation, operations, and analytics teams—ensuring a unified, strategic, and forward-looking POV emerges in all executive materials

Preferred Qualifications

  • You’ve built executive-level narratives and reporting tools that influence senior decision-making in complex, matrixed organizations
  • You can translate technical or operational detail into crisp, story-driven insights
  • You’ve supported C-suite or senior leaders in enterprise-level communications and engagement
  • You balance strategy with execution—building frameworks and routines that scale
  • You bring empathy and energy into the room—anticipating needs, spotting signals, and elevating team momentum