Regional Commercial Manager  

Position Responsibilities


Regional Product Strategy & Ownership
  • Develop and execute a regional product strategy, special projects aligned with regional business goals and local market needs that are commercially driven.
  • Identify and prioritize local opportunities, regulatory requirements, and user behaviours that impact product success.
  • Drive product, category development management with regional and local insights to ensure product mix and menu drive the highest impact from commercial and consumer perspective.
  • Understand and strategize category commercials based on business and fiscal goals
  • Leverage on regional and global ingredient price movements and supply shifts to maximize menu, category, and product margins.

Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration
  • Collaborate with category heads, regional product team, and cross-functional collaborators (marketing, supply chain, quality assurance, and retail operations) to ensure commercial feasibility.
  • Collaborate with regional leadership (product, GTM, sales, marketing, legal, compliance) to deliver products tailored to the region.
  • Act as the regional point person for communicating commercial updates and OKRs.
  • External stakeholder management including but not limited to commercial partners, 3PL partners, suppliers if required.

Localization & Regional Adaptation
  • Adapt products for the regional markets, ensuring relevance, commercial viability, longevity.
  • Lead or support the development of region-specific features or solutions when required.

Customer & Market Insight
  • Maintain deep understanding of customer needs, competitive landscape, and industry trends in the region.
  • Leverage qualitative and quantitative data to inform product decisions including new launches, offboarding, calendar focuses and regional adaptations.

Execution & Delivery
  • Drive the successful delivery and adoption of products in the region.
  • Manage regional products, channel targets, budgets, and performance metrics.
  • Monitor and improve product usage, engagement, and satisfaction in the region.

  • Market Intelligence & Competitive Benchmarking
  • Track competitor pricing, promotions, product innovation, and channel strategies.
  • Provide data-driven insights to inform positioning and pricing moves.
  • Innovation & Growth Experiments
  • Lead commercial experimentation for new monetization opportunities (bundles, loyalty, cross-brand collaborations).
  • Validate unit economics before scaling.
  • Leadership & Mentorship
  • Coach country commercial leads or franchise teams on commercial best practices.
  • Support talent development in commercial analytics and negotiation.

Qualification and Experience

Qualification

  • 6-12+ years in commercial, revenue, strategy, or category management in QSR, retail, fast fashion, e-commerce, FMCG, or consumer tech.
  • Experience managing multi-country or regional commercial roles in Southeast Asia.

Proven track record in
  • Commercial negotiations with platforms or distributors
  • Building monetization models and new revenue verticals
  • Pricing strategy, margin management, and growth P&Ls
  • Cross-functional stakeholder influence
Experience
  • Strong understanding of regional market dynamics, regulatory requirements, and customer expectations.
  • Experience working in matrixed or global organizations.
  • Commercial athlete mindset — strong ownership of revenue, margin, and profitability.
  • Strong financial modeling and unit economics discipline.
  • Comfortable navigating ambiguity, fast scaling, and imperfect data.
  • Negotiation-heavy profile with experience handling external partners.
  • Data-driven, but commercially intuitive about demand, price elasticity, and customer behavior.
  • High adaptability to multi-market cultural and operational complexity.
Skills & Knowledge
  • Strong management skills, leadership abilities, and motivation, with excellent business acumen.
  • Ability to influence various levels of stakeholders
  • Efficiency and time management

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