JollyGoodFellow Creations
Project sourcing specialist

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Company Description
JollyGoodFellow Creations is a mission-driven organization that bridges ancient wisdom with modern leadership, business, and innovation. Drawing on insights gathered from over 80 countries and rare spiritual, philosophical, and governance texts, the company designs transformative frameworks for leaders, organizations, and communities. Its work focuses on integrating spiritual, mental, and emotional intelligence into practical strategy, shifting leadership from a purely profit-driven mindset toward collaboration, resilience, and long-term prosperity. Through storytelling, research, and consulting, JollyGoodFellow Creations seeks to revive and reimagine the wisdom of ancient civilizations to shape the future of conscious leadership and impact-driven enterprises.
Role Description
The Project Sourcing Specialist role is a remote position focused on identifying, evaluating, and securing partners, vendors, and collaborators for storytelling, research, publishing, and consulting initiatives. This role involves sourcing and assessing suppliers and service providers, managing communications with external stakeholders, and supporting contract negotiations to ensure alignment with project goals and values. The specialist will coordinate timelines and deliverables, track sourcing activities, and maintain clear documentation for ongoing and upcoming projects. Day-to-day tasks include market research, screening potential collaborators, optimizing procurement processes, and working closely with leadership to ensure that sourced partners enhance the impact and reach of JollyGoodFellow Creations’ work.
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- Strong Analytical Skills to research markets, evaluate vendors, compare proposals, and support data-driven sourcing decisions.
- Clear and professional Communication skills to manage stakeholder outreach, maintain supplier relationships, and collaborate effectively with internal teams.
- Contract Negotiation and Procurement skills to support agreements, optimize terms, and ensure cost-effective, values-aligned partnerships.
- Recruiting experience or related skills to identify, qualify, and onboard collaborators, creative partners, and project-specific experts.
- Relevant qualifications include experience in project sourcing, purchasing, or operations; familiarity with remote collaboration tools; strong organizational and time-management skills; and the ability to work independently in a fully remote environment.
- Background in creative industries, publishing, consulting, or research-driven projects is beneficial, as well as interest in leadership, storytelling, or ancient wisdom traditions.
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