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LEGO

Produces and licenses construction toy sets

Vice President - Strategy & Transformation

Corporate StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • An MBA or Master's degree in Economics, Finance, Business Administration, or a similar field from a top-tier university, with excellent academic results.
  • At least 15 years of progressive professional experience, including substantial tenure of at least 8 years at a leading global management consultancy, with recognized leadership in strategic advisory, transformation, and complex engagement management.
  • Significant experience in a chief strategy or senior corporate development role within a global FMCG, retail, or comparable organization, with a demonstrated track record of developing, presenting, and executing corporate strategy and major transformation initiatives.
  • Executive leadership experience building, leading, and developing high-performing teams of 30 or more professionals, establishing organizational influence, and driving enterprise-wide change across complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
  • Experience presenting to boards of directors or board committees, developing strategic recommendations for executive audiences, and advising C-suite executives on strategically consequential matters.
  • Quantitative, analytical, and financial acumen, including the ability to synthesize complex information, model strategic alternatives, and derive insights from organizational and market data.
  • Ability to operate across multiple dimensions simultaneously, balancing long-term strategy with operational execution, engaging executive leaders while building team capability, and maintaining strategic clarity in dynamic, ambiguous environments.
  • Executive-grade communication and influencing skills, including developing strategic narratives, synthesizing complexity into clear frameworks, and establishing credibility with senior audiences, including boards and investors.
  • A track record of successful market-entry strategy, business-model innovation, or organizational transformation in a global context.

Responsibilities

  • Define the LEGO Group's long-term strategic direction and competitive positioning, developing a strategic narrative that shapes executive thinking and resource-allocation decisions.
  • Oversee and help deliver critical strategic initiatives from conception through board presentation and execution oversight.
  • Develop and present the strategic agenda to the Executive Leadership Team and Board of Directors, support alignment, develop scenarios and recommendations, and inform board-level strategy discussions and major capital-allocation decisions.
  • Direct enterprise-wide transformation initiatives that reshape organizational capabilities, operating models, and competitive advantages, establishing governance, measurable outcomes, and executive accountability for value delivery.
  • Lead and develop a team of approximately 40 strategy and transformation professionals, providing a strategic mandate, organizational influence, and development opportunities to drive initiatives and grow into senior leadership roles.
  • Serve as a strategic advisor and executive sparring partner to the CFO and leadership team by challenging assumptions, stress-testing decisions, and providing an independent perspective on organizational priorities and trade-offs.
  • Define corporate strategy, identify and size strategic opportunities, and execute transformational initiatives across business units, geographies, and functions.
  • Provide strategic counsel on portfolio strategy, market positioning, organizational capability development, and resource allocation.

About the Company

LEGO

Produces and licenses construction toy sets

LEGO designs and sells plastic construction toys with interlocking bricks that snap together using a stud-and-tube system, allowing compatibility across generations. It also licenses popular franchises, runs branded stores, creates digital games and films, operates LEGOLAND parks, and offers educational products. Its bricks use a precise clutch power to connect, supported by product families like DUPLO and Technic and a broad ecosystem of sets and accessories. LEGO aims to inspire learning and creativity through constructive play for children and adult fans, while growing its brand through licensing, media, retail, and education initiatives.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Billund, Denmark
Founded
1932

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