Bramwith Consulting
Global Procurement Manager – IT, Professional Services & HR | £60k - £70k + 15 - 20% Bonus + 14% Employer Pension Contribution | London / UK (Flexible Hybrid) | FTC 18 - 24 Months

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Global Procurement Manager – IT, Professional Services & HR
£60k - £70k + 15 - 20% Bonus + 14% Employer Pension Contribution
Location: London / UK (Flexible Hybrid)
Contract Type: FTC 18 - 24 Months
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Oskar at jobsOE@bramwithconsulting.co.uk
My client is a global FTSE-listed technology and manufacturing organisation at the forefront of developing sustainable technologies that are helping reshape industries worldwide. With a multi-billion-pound global footprint, significant investment in procurement excellence and an ambitious transformation programme, they continue to strengthen one of the most respected procurement functions in the market.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced procurement professional to join their Global Procurement Category Team, leading strategic sourcing and supplier management activity across a diverse portfolio including IT, Professional Services and HR. Working within a highly visible global function, you'll influence senior stakeholders across multiple business units while driving commercial value, innovation, supplier performance and procurement transformation on an international scale.
This position would suit an experienced Category Manager, Procurement Manager, Strategic Sourcing Manager looking to step into a truly global role where they can influence strategy, lead complex sourcing initiatives and partner with senior business leaders across multiple regions.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver end-to-end strategic sourcing projects across IT, Professional Services and HR categories on a global scale.
- Develop and execute sourcing strategies that balance commercial value, total cost of ownership, innovation, sustainability and risk.
- Build strategic supplier partnerships whilst leading supplier performance, contract management and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Partner with senior stakeholders globally to identify opportunities, influence procurement strategy and support business transformation.
- Drive value creation through supplier innovation, cost optimisation and procurement best practice.
- Support the ongoing evolution of a world-class global procurement function operating within a complex international matrix organisation.
Desired Skills:
- Strong strategic procurement experience across IT, Professional Services, HR or other indirect categories.
- Experience leading complex sourcing programmes and negotiating high-value commercial contracts.
- Comfortable managing global stakeholders within an international matrix organisation.
- Strong commercial acumen with the ability to balance cost optimisation, supplier performance and long-term business value.
- Excellent influencing, communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Degree qualified and ideally CIPS qualified (or working towards), although equivalent procurement experience will also be considered.


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If you are interested in discussing this opportunity further, please contact Oskar at jobsOE@bramwithconsulting.co.uk.
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