Job description
An experienced Interim Procurement Manager is required to establish a new Customer Services procurement category for a leading not-for-profit organisation in London. This greenfield role will involve developing category strategy, mapping spend, identifying suppliers and stakeholders, creating a contract register and implementing procurement processes.
Client Details
This organisation operates within the not-for-profit sector and is a medium-sized entity committed to serving the community. They focus on delivering value-driven services and ensuring sustainable procurement practices.
Description
Key responsibilities include:
• Lead the end-to-end scoping and development of a new Customer Services procurement category.
• Establish a comprehensive understanding of current and future service requirements.
• Identify and engage key stakeholders across the organisation.
• Map existing supply markets and assess procurement opportunities.
• Analyse spend and develop spend visibility across the category.
• Create and implement a contract register and procurement governance framework.
• Develop category strategies, sourcing approaches and recommendations for future procurement activity.
• Provide insight into market trends, supplier capability and commercial opportunities.
• Build the foundations for a future permanent procurement function within this area.
Profile
A successful Interim Procurement Manager should have:
• Proven track record in procurement category management within a complex organisation.
• Experience establishing new procurement categories, functions or workstreams from scratch.
• Strong stakeholder management and engagement skills.
• Excellent analytical and commercial capability.
• Experience developing contract registers, spend analysis and category strategies.
• Comfortable operating autonomously and driving projects through to completion.
• MCIPS or equivalent procurement qualification desirable.
Job Offer
• Competitive daily rate between £550 - £650 per day inside IR35.
• Opportunity to work on a transformative project within the not-for-profit sector.
• Hybrid working (2-3 times a month on-site)
• Collaborative and focused work environment.