Ageas
Procurement & Third Party Manager

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Job Title: Procurement & Third Party Manager
Target Start Date
ASAP
Contract Type
Permanent, Part Time, Full Time, Job Share option available
Salary Range
£44,800 - £67,200
Location
Any Ageas office - Hybrid working with a remote first approach
Work Level
4
Closing Date for applications
Tuesday 4th August
Hiring Manager
Julie Garnham
Procurement & Third Party Manager
At Ageas, we're looking for a commercially minded and highly proactive Procurement & Third-Party Manager to join our growing team. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced procurement professional who can confidently manage technology and business supplier relationships from sourcing and contract negotiation through to performance management and ongoing governance. You'll play a pivotal role in ensuring our suppliers deliver value, innovation, resilience, and excellent service to support key business and technology objectives.
This role requires someone who can operate with a high degree of independence, while confidently challenging stakeholders when needed to achieve the right commercial and operational outcomes. Managing a portfolio of IT, technology, and business service suppliers that underpin our day-to-day operations, you'll be responsible for driving cost efficiencies, managing risk, strengthening supplier performance, and ensuring compliance within a regulated environment.
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You'll bring experience in IT procurement, supplier and category management, contract negotiation, third-party risk management, and procurement transformation. You will be comfortable operating across strategic and operational activities, identifying opportunities to improve supplier performance, enhance governance, create efficiencies, and increase the value procurement brings to the wider business. Above all, you'll be a resilient, results-driven professional who thrives on building strong partnerships and delivering meaningful commercial outcomes.
Main Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end sourcing and procurement activities across IT, technology, and business service categories.
- Manage a portfolio of third-party suppliers, including technology, software, and service providers.
- Drive supplier performance, governance, and service delivery.
- Deliver savings, cost efficiencies, and commercial value.
- Partner with and challenge stakeholders to achieve the best outcomes.


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Skills and experience
- Strong procurement and sourcing experience, including IT and technology categories.
- Experience operating within a regulated Financial Services environment, with a strong understanding of third-party risk management, supplier governance, data protection, operational resilience, and business continuity requirements.
- Proven supplier and third-party management expertise within IT.
- Experience negotiating technology, software, cloud, and managed service agreements.
- Excellent stakeholder management and influencing skills.
To find out more about this role and for information, please contact Julie Garnham or Dan O'Connor.
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