Bramwith Consulting
Indirect Procurement Director | Greenfield Transformation

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Indirect Procurement Director | Greenfield Transformation
£110,000 - £120,000 + Benefits | Northamptonshire | Predominantly On-Site
To apply, please contact Adam at a.venting@bramwith.com
A rare opportunity to build, shape and lead an indirect procurement function from the ground up. Following a recent senior leadership restructure, indirect procurement has been established as a standalone business function, creating the opportunity for an experienced procurement leader to define the strategy, centralise spend and build a best-in-class procurement capability.
You'll be given the autonomy and backing to transform procurement into a strategic commercial function, working closely with senior leadership to influence business decisions and drive long-term value.
Leading a growing team, you'll be responsible for embedding structure, governance and best practice, while developing procurement into a function recognised for adding genuine commercial value across the organisation.
The Opportunity:
- Develop and execute the long-term indirect procurement strategy, creating a clear roadmap for the future of the function.
- Lead the transformation from a largely decentralised procurement model to a strategic, centralised function with robust governance and commercial control.
- Partner with the senior leadership team, becoming the trusted advisor for all indirect procurement activity across the business.
- Identify and unlock commercial opportunities, delivering cost optimisation, supplier innovation and long-term value across a diverse indirect spend portfolio, including IT, HR, Professional Services and Corporate Services.
- Build a high-performing procurement function, developing the existing team while introducing new ways of working, greater accountability and continuous improvement.
- Strengthen supplier relationships through strategic sourcing, effective negotiation and performance management, ensuring procurement supports both operational delivery and long-term business objectives.
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You'll be an experienced procurement leader who thrives in transformation environments and enjoys building functions rather than simply maintaining them.


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You'll be able to demonstrate:
- A proven track record of leading indirect procurement within a complex organisation.
- Experience delivering procurement transformation, centralisation or significant change programmes.
- The credibility and presence to influence senior stakeholders and operate confidently at Executive level.
- Strong commercial acumen, with a history of delivering measurable value through strategic procurement.
- Previous experience leading and developing high-performing procurement teams.
- A collaborative, hands-on leadership style with the ability to balance strategy and delivery.
Why Apply?
This is an opportunity to make a genuine impact.
You'll have the freedom to define the strategy, shape the operating model and build a procurement function that will play a critical role in the organisation's future success. If you're looking for a role that offers real ownership, Executive visibility and the chance to leave a lasting legacy, this is it.
To Apply
For a confidential discussion or to apply, please contact Adam Venting at a.venting@bramwith.com
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