VP of Supplier Ecosystem Readiness, GO-SEMI
Empire State Development, NYS · New York · New York
- Role
- Program manager
- Posted
- Jul 22, 2026
- Closes
- Sep 17, 2026
- Salary
- $140,000 to $150,000 Annually
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Summary
The Vice President of Supplier Ecosystem Readiness will lead the creation and operation of a first-of-its-kind center in Syracuse designed to connect small, mid-sized, and historically underserved New York businesses to semiconductor manufacturing and supply chain contracting opportunities. This role serves as the primary architect for translating New York State's historic $124 billion semiconductor investment boom into real economic opportunities for local entrepreneurs, with particular focus on preparing firms to participate in major projects like Micron's $100 billion Central New York investment. The position requires building a high-performing team, designing service delivery models, and driving measurable outcomes through direct engagement with industry leaders, prime contractors, and local enterprises.
Key qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in business, Economic Development, Finance, Supply Chain, or related field
- 7+ years of experience in economic development, supply chain, small business growth, or advanced manufacturing/semiconductor ecosystems
- Significant leadership experience building partnerships, leading teams, and driving measurable outcomes
- Experience launching or scaling programs tied to real economic outcomes and converting complex initiatives from concept to operational success
- Data-driven approach with CRM and pipeline management experience
- Proven ability to identify barriers and engineer solutions connecting small businesses to contracting opportunities
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