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Bramwith Consulting

Global Procurement Manager – Contract Manufacturing

London
£80k – £90k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Global Procurement Manager – Contract Manufacturing

London | Hybrid Working | £80,000–£90,000 + Package

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced procurement professional to join a major international consumer business in a high-impact role focused on its global contract manufacturing and outsourced production network.

This is not a traditional sourcing role. You will play a key part in shaping how the organisation works with strategic manufacturing partners across multiple markets, balancing commercial value with supply resilience, innovation, quality and long-term supplier capability.

You will take ownership of a strategically important spend area, working closely with senior stakeholders across Procurement, Supply Chain, Operations, R&D and Finance.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute procurement strategies across a global portfolio of contract manufacturing partners
  • Lead complex commercial negotiations covering cost, capacity, service, terms and long-term agreements
  • Build strong relationships with key manufacturing partners and challenge suppliers to improve commercial and operational performance
  • Identify opportunities to improve cost, productivity, working capital and overall supplier value
  • Support product launches, innovation programmes and changes to the manufacturing network
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams to assess supplier capability, capacity and long-term suitability
  • Improve supplier performance across quality, service, cost and delivery
  • Proactively identify supply, commercial and operational risks across the external manufacturing network
  • Support supplier transitions, network changes and wider procurement transformation initiatives
  • Provide commercial insight and challenge to senior internal stakeholders

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The Successful Candidate Will Bring

  • Strong strategic procurement or category management experience within a complex international organisation
  • Experience managing contract manufacturing, outsourced manufacturing, co-manufacturing or third-party production categories
  • A background within FMCG, consumer goods, beauty, personal care, healthcare or a related manufacturing environment
  • Excellent commercial negotiation and supplier relationship management capability
  • Strong understanding of manufacturing economics, cost drivers and supplier operations
  • The confidence to influence senior stakeholders and operate across multiple functions and geographies
  • A proactive, commercially minded approach with the ability to challenge established ways of working

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Skills

Strategic Procurement
Category Management
Contract Manufacturing
Commercial Negotiation
Supplier Relationship Management
Supply Chain Management
Cost Driver Analysis
Stakeholder Management
Risk Management
FMCG
Outsourced Production
Operational Performance Improvement

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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