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Toll Group

Global logistics and transport solutions

Vice President - Global NVOCC & Ocean Governance

Logistics & TransportationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of experience in ocean freight forwarding, NVOCC operations, ocean carrier management, or international logistics.
  • Strong knowledge of global NVOCC regulations, ocean freight compliance requirements, and industry governance standards.
  • Experience developing and implementing global governance frameworks, standard operating procedures, audit programs, and operational controls.
  • Experience managing carrier agreements, volume commitments, incentive programs, and ocean procurement-related activities.
  • Strong analytical and commercial acumen to interpret data, identify trends, and drive business performance improvements.
  • Stakeholder management, communication, and influencing skills to collaborate across regions, countries, and functions.
  • Ability to lead transformation, process improvement, and cross-functional projects in a complex global environment.
  • Strong written and verbal English communication skills.
  • Entitlement to work in Singapore.
  • Willingness to undertake pre-employment checks, including a criminal history check and medical.

Responsibilities

  • Own the global NVOCC governance framework and serve as the organization's subject matter expert for NVOCC operations, compliance, and governance.
  • Ensure compliance with global maritime and NVOCC regulations, including FMC/OTI, OSRA, tariffs, NRAs, ENS/ICS2, AMS/ISF, ACI/eManifest, and other advance cargo filing requirements.
  • Establish and maintain global standards for licensing, bonding, tariff management, Bills of Lading, documentation, regulatory filings, record retention, and detention and demurrage compliance.
  • Monitor regulatory developments and translate changes into practical policies, procedures, controls, and training programs.
  • Lead global audit, risk management, and compliance initiatives, driving corrective actions across regions and countries.
  • Own and optimize global carrier commitment and Volume Incentive Discount programs, partnering with Ocean Procurement and Trade Management to manage agreements, MQCs, allocations, and preferred carrier strategies.
  • Monitor carrier performance, commitment attainment, incentive realization, and financial outcomes, while leading cargo steering and optimization reviews to identify risks and opportunities.
  • Validate carrier incentive calculations and collaborate with Finance on accruals, invoicing, and collections.
  • Define and maintain global operating standards across booking, documentation, manifesting, regulatory filings, cargo release, invoicing, and shipment closure processes.
  • Act as the escalation point for complex operational, commercial, and regulatory issues across the global ocean network.
  • Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance compliance, operational efficiency, service quality, and commercial performance.
  • Partner with Digital and IT teams to automate compliance controls, reporting, documentation validation, VID tracking, and exception management.
  • Establish and monitor global KPIs covering compliance, operational performance, carrier commitments, and incentive attainment.
  • Develop management dashboards and reporting that provide visibility into operational performance, compliance risks, and commercial outcomes.
  • Lead root cause analysis and corrective action programs arising from audits, operational incidents, and regulatory findings.
  • Develop global SOPs, training programs, and certification standards while building a network of regional NVOCC experts to drive consistent execution and best-practice sharing worldwide.

Desired Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree or higher qualification in Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, or a related discipline.
  • Direct experience with FMC regulations and NVOCC governance programs.
  • Ocean Procurement, Trade Management, or Carrier Management experience.
  • Audit, compliance, risk management, or governance experience within freight forwarding or logistics environments.
  • Professional industry certifications in logistics, supply chain, compliance, or project management.
  • Lean, Six Sigma, or continuous improvement certification and practical application experience.
  • Additional language capabilities to support global stakeholder engagement.

About the Company

Toll Group

Global logistics and transport solutions

Toll Group is a global logistics and transport company that helps move goods and supply chains for thousands of customers. It provides a wide range of services across logistics, transport, and supply-chain management, supported by 16,000 team members across 500 sites in 29 markets and a forwarding network spanning 150 countries. Its solutions work by coordinating freight, warehousing, distribution, and related services to move items such as food, fuel, medicine, and other essentials, with expertise meant to solve customers’ logistics challenges end-to-end. Toll differentiates itself through its long history (over 130 years), large global network, broad service footprint, and backing by Japan Post, enabling scale and local service with the autonomy to respond quickly to customer needs. Its goal is to help move the businesses that move the world by expanding its global reach and empowering teams to deliver reliable, connected logistics that keep communities thriving.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Melbourne VIC, Australia
Founded
1973

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