Bramwith Consulting
Indirect Procurement Manager – Strategic Sourcing & Transformation

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Indirect Procurement Manager – Strategic Sourcing & Transformation
Glasgow | Hybrid Working | £65,000–£75,000 + Bonus + Package
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Indirect Procurement professional to join one of the UK's biggest financial services brands at a pivotal point in its transformation journey.
The business is undergoing significant change, including a major industry acquisition and subsequent integration programme. This creates a rare opportunity to join procurement at a point where strategic sourcing, supplier optimisation and commercial decision-making will have a genuine impact on the future organisation.
The Role
- Leading end-to-end strategic sourcing and procurement projects across a broad portfolio of indirect spend
- Developing sourcing strategies and leading complex commercial negotiations
- Supporting major transformation and integration activity, identifying opportunities across suppliers, contracts and spend
- Partnering with senior stakeholders across a large, complex organisation
- Driving savings, supplier performance and long-term commercial value
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What They're Looking For
- Strong Indirect Procurement and Strategic Sourcing experience
- Proven experience leading complex sourcing projects and supplier negotiations
- Experience within a large, complex organisation, with Financial Services or another regulated industry beneficial but not essential
- Excellent stakeholder management and influencing capability
- An ambitious, commercially minded procurement professional keen to develop and take on more


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For someone looking to accelerate their procurement career, this is an opportunity to join a leading brand at the forefront of a major transformation, gain exposure to an industry-leading acquisition and integration, and build experience that few BAU procurement roles can offer. With significant investment and change underway, there should also be excellent opportunities to develop and progress as the function evolves.
To find out more, please apply directly through this page or send your CV to Devan at jobsDA@bramwithconsulting.co.uk
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