Bramwith Consulting
IT Procurement Category Manager – Transformation & Integration

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Senior Technology Procurement Lead – Integration & Transformation
Milton Keynes | Hybrid Working | £100,000–£110,000 + Car Allowance + Bonus + Package
This is a rare opportunity for an established Technology Procurement leader to join one of the UK's largest financial services organisations at the forefront of a major integration and transformation programme.
With approximately £750m of technology spend, this is a role of genuine scale. The successful candidate will lead complex, multi-category IT procurement activity across IT Services, Infrastructure and Customer Platforms, including major £20m+ individual transactions and programmes with total values exceeding £100m.
The role
- Lead major Technology Procurement, integration and transformation activity across a £750m spend environment
- Negotiate complex £20m+ technology deals across IT Services, Infrastructure, Software and Customer Platforms
- Support the novation of agreements, transfer of assets and integration of major technology supplier relationships
- Own significant commercial targets, initially delivering £2m–£2.5m annual savings, with considerably greater opportunity as integration progresses
- Lead directly and indirectly across the wider procurement team, with scope to shape responsibilities and develop capability
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What they're looking for
- Significant senior-level IT / Technology Procurement experience within Financial Services
- Broad technology category expertise rather than a narrow IT specialism
- Experience delivering major technology transformation and complex commercial negotiations
- M&A procurement experience is beneficial but not essential. Experience navigating complex legal entity changes, restructures, contract novations or similar environments is highly relevant
- Exceptional stakeholder management and influencing capability, with around two-thirds of the role centred around navigating senior relationships through integration
- An established procurement leader comfortable operating autonomously and delivering at pace


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For a senior Technology Procurement professional, this is an opportunity to put their experience to work on one of the largest transformations the organisation has undertaken. With enormous commercial scope, senior-level visibility and an ambitious culture offering significant runway for progression over the next few years, this is a compelling opportunity even for someone not actively looking to move.
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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