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About Mead Lumber
Founded in 1910 and 100% employee-owned, Mead Lumber is one of the leading building materials suppliers to professional builders in the United States. The company operates 56 locations across nine states, including lumberyards, retail hardware stores, design centers, six truss and wall panel manufacturing plants, and a countertop facility, supported by corporate offices in Omaha and Columbus, Nebraska.
Mead Lumber has grown steadily through acquisition and continues to expand. The company is now focused on building greater consistency across its operations while preserving the local service, experienced teams, and customer relationships that make each location successful.
The Opportunity
Mead Lumber is seeking a Vice President of Information Technology & Strategic Initiatives to lead enterprise technology strategy, digital transformation, the Project Management Office (PMO), process improvement, data and analytics, and execution of key strategic initiatives.
As a member of the senior leadership team and a strategic advisor to the President & CEO, this executive will translate business strategy into scalable technology solutions, disciplined execution, and measurable results across a decentralized, multi-location organization. The role is accountable not only for technology performance, but for ensuring major enterprise initiatives are prioritized well, executed with discipline, adopted by the business, and deliver their expected operational and financial results.
- Build from the foundation. Establish the enterprise PMO, roadmap, and governance that will shape how Mead Lumber executes for years to come.
- Direct CEO partnership. Help set enterprise priorities, not just deliver them.
- Enable growth. Make each acquisition faster and smoother to integrate, and help 56 locations operate as one stronger company.
- Shared ownership. In a 100% employee-owned company, the value this leader creates is shared by every associate-owner.
Key Responsibilities
Technology Strategy & Executive Leadership: Develop and execute a multi-year enterprise technology roadmap aligned with Mead Lumber’s growth strategy, operating priorities, and customer needs. Advise the CEO and senior leadership team on technology, transformation, investment, and enterprise execution.
IT Operations & Cybersecurity: Lead enterprise applications, infrastructure, end-user support, cybersecurity, business continuity, and disaster recovery. Ensure systems are reliable, secure, scalable, and aligned with business needs across every location.
Enterprise PMO & Portfolio Management: Establish and lead an enterprise PMO that brings discipline and visibility to major initiatives, with standards for prioritization, business cases, resource allocation, stage-gate reviews, risk and dependency management, change control, executive reporting, and benefits realization.
Strategic Initiative Execution: Translate enterprise priorities into initiatives with accountable owners, milestones, KPIs, financial objectives, and clear escalation paths. Personally lead selected high-impact, cross-functional programs and remove barriers to execution.
Digital Transformation & Automation: Advance digital capabilities that improve the customer and employee experience, including system integration, workflow automation, artificial intelligence, and other technology-enabled productivity gains.
Process Improvement & Standardization: Partner with functional and operating leaders to redesign, simplify, and standardize critical business processes, and build a culture of continuous improvement focused on measurable results and sustained adoption.
Data, Analytics & AI: Build an enterprise approach to data governance, reporting, analytics, visualization, and responsible AI that gives leaders faster, more reliable information for decisions.
Mergers & Acquisitions Integration: Lead technology due diligence and integration for acquisitions, and develop repeatable playbooks covering systems, infrastructure, cybersecurity, data, project management, and business-process transition.
Financial & Vendor Management: Own technology and transformation budgets, evaluate major investments, and negotiate and manage strategic vendor relationships, ensuring every significant investment has a clear business case and measurable return.
Change Leadership & Talent: Build strong IT, PMO, data, and process-improvement teams. Lead communication, training, and adoption for major initiatives and ensure a clean transition to long-term business ownership.
Required
- 12+ years of progressive leadership across information technology, digital transformation, enterprise strategy, operations, or program management, including 7+ years in a senior role reporting to C-suite leadership.
- Proven success leading complex, cross-functional technology and business transformation, measured in business outcomes.
- Experience establishing, leading, or significantly advancing a PMO, Transformation Office, or enterprise portfolio function.
- Strong financial and business acumen: budget ownership, business cases, investment evaluation, ROI, and benefits realization.
- Broad working knowledge of ERP and enterprise applications, infrastructure, cybersecurity, data and analytics, integration, automation, and AI.
- Demonstrated ability to influence without direct authority, establish accountability, and drive execution across functions.
- Executive presence and communication skills to advise the CEO and senior leadership team and to engage frontline associates.
- Proven change leadership and team-development capabilities, including building and growing high-performing teams.
- Bachelor’s degree required.
- Experience supporting decentralized, multi-location operations (strongly preferred).
- M&A technology due diligence and integration experience (strongly preferred).
- Background in distribution, building materials, manufacturing, construction, or other operationally complex industries.
- Experience leading ERP selection, consolidation, or modernization across multiple sites.
- Experience in an employee-owned or people-first culture.
- Advanced degree and/or certifications such as PMP, CISSP, Prosci, or Lean Six Sigma.
What Success Looks Like
Success in this role is defined by business outcomes, not by systems implemented or projects completed.
- Assess the current technology environment, security posture, and team, and deliver a multi-year roadmap endorsed by the CEO and senior leadership team.
- Stand up the enterprise PMO with one prioritized portfolio, clear ownership, and regular executive reporting.
- Close the highest-priority cybersecurity, business continuity, and operational risks.
- Establish a repeatable technology integration playbook for acquisitions.
- A reliable, secure, and scalable technology foundation that supports continued growth.
- Consistently strong execution of major cross-functional initiatives: prioritized well, delivered as planned, and adopted by the business.
- Standardized processes and systems that improve productivity and the customer experience across locations.
- Trusted data and analytics that leaders use to make faster, better decisions.
- Measurable financial returns and strong adoption from technology and transformation investments.
- A high-performing team and organizational capabilities that can sustain the results.
Compensation & Benefits
Competitive base salary, annual incentive, and participation in Mead Lumber’s Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), along with a full benefits package including health, dental, vision, life, and short-term disability insurance, a 401(k), etc. and generous a generous PTO package. program.
Mead Lumber is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.
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- Technology & Software
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in vice president of information technology jobs.
- 10 or more years of progressive IT leadership experience, including director-level roles
- Proven experience managing enterprise IT budgets and cross-functional technology teams
- Deep knowledge of cloud platforms, cybersecurity frameworks, and enterprise architecture
- Experience driving digital transformation initiatives aligned with business strategy
- Strong vendor management and contract negotiation skills across technology partnerships
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, or a related technical field
Tips for Your Vice President of Information Technology Job Search
Quantify your IT portfolio impact
Hiring panels at the VP level want to see budget ownership, headcount led, and measurable outcomes. Replace vague claims with numbers: infrastructure cost reductions, uptime improvements, or cycle-time cuts your team delivered under your leadership.
Align your resume to the business
VP of IT roles require you to frame technology decisions in business terms. Rewrite your resume so each achievement connects IT work to revenue, cost, risk, or customer outcomes, not just technical milestones your team shipped.
Target companies mid-digital transformation
Organizations actively modernizing legacy systems or migrating to cloud are most likely to have VP of IT openings with real authority. Look for companies that have recently announced platform overhauls, acquisitions, or new CIO hires in their public announcements.
Apply early to roles that fit
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Prepare a business case presentation
Many VP-level interviews include a final-round exercise where you present a 90-day plan or propose a technology roadmap. Prepare a reusable framework in advance: situation, options, recommendation, and expected business impact.
Negotiate scope before discussing compensation
Before talking numbers, clarify reporting structure, board access, and decision-making authority over vendors and budget. VP of IT roles vary widely in actual authority, and those terms are easier to negotiate before an offer is finalized.
Vice President of Information Technology Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most vice president of information technologys?
The most active employers for vice president of information technologys right now are ICBA, UMOS, and Ciena, and the most openings are in Virginia, Texas, and Wisconsin, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Financial services, healthcare systems, and large manufacturers tend to post the highest volume of these roles year-round.
How many vice president of information technology jobs are remote?
About 50% of vice president of information technology openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with the highest remote share in IT strategy, cybersecurity leadership, and enterprise architecture roles. Positions tied to on-premises infrastructure, data centers, or operational technology tend to require more in-office presence.
How do you become a vice president of information technology?
Most VP of IT career paths move through individual contributor roles, then team lead, then IT manager or director, before reaching the VP level. Build a track of budget ownership, vendor negotiations, and cross-functional leadership. Earning credentials in cloud architecture, cybersecurity, or IT governance strengthens your profile at the director-to-VP transition point.
Can you get hired as a vice president of information technology without direct VP experience?
Yes, candidates who have been IT directors or senior managers with P&L responsibility and enterprise-wide project ownership regularly make the jump. The key is demonstrating that you have already functioned at a strategic level, presented technology recommendations to executive leadership, and managed teams across multiple disciplines rather than a single function.
What does the vice president of information technology interview process look like?
Expect a multi-stage process that opens with a recruiter screen focused on scope and leadership style, followed by behavioral interviews with the CIO, CHRO, or CFO. Final rounds typically include a panel with business unit leaders and a presentation where you are asked to outline a technology strategy or respond to a live business challenge.
Where can I find and apply to vice president of information technology jobs?
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