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GMCA is at the forefront of the devolution agenda with more powers than any other combined authority and an ambitious change agenda. It's a fast paced, outcome driven place which gives a real sense of being part of the change. You'll work with a incredible array of experts who are really passionate about improving people's lives. Your influence will make a difference.
As an employer, the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is made up of a number of key Greater Manchester strategic functions and service providers including; Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS); Waste and Recourses; Environment; Work and Skills; Research; Public Sector Reform; Police, Crime and Criminal Justice; Homelessness; the Greater Manchester Ageing Hub and the Commissioning Hub.
Greater Manchester is one of the country's most successful city-regions. Home to more than 2.8 million people and with an economy bigger than that of Wales or Northern Ireland. Our vision is to make Greater Manchester one of the best places in the world to grow up, get on and grow old. We're getting there through a combination of economic growth, and the reform of public services.
In addition to GMCA Treasurer, Steve is also the acting Executive Lead – Finance & Investment for Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership.
Steve has worked in public sector finance for 25 years having started his career on the NHS Graduate Financial Management Training Scheme in 1996.
He worked in a variety of roles across the NHS including Director of Finance and Deputy Chief Executive for Wirral Community NHS Trust and Director of Financial Control for NHS England nationally.
Steve moved from the NHS to regional government in December 2019 taking up the role of Treasurer for GMCA. This role includes overseeing the finances of the combined authority including Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service and the offices of the Mayor of Greater Manchester and the Deputy Mayor for Police, Crime and Fire.
Steve is a Director of Transport for Greater Manchester and a Trustee for St Ann's Hospice.
He lives in Manchester with his wife and two teenage children. He is an avid (and regularly disappointed) Derby County fan.
Suzanne has worked in several procurement/supply chain roles since 1991 and has a wider background in business studies. The first half of Suzanne’s career was spent in the private sector working for a large multinational aerospace company and prior to joining GMCA 3 years ago Suzanne worked for a number of local authorities in the GM area.
Outside of work Suzanne enjoys the outdoors, walking and camping in all weathers! Less active pursuits include reading and theatre.
Sam leads the commercial function. He feels that sound procurement has a crucial role to play in delivering Greater Manchester’s Strategy. With an award-winning background in sustainability, he has turned his attention to procurement in the belief that the right commercial relationships can bring about positive change. Sam is a father to three girls and loves mountain sports and backgammon.
Paul leads the collaborative procurement programme for the Greater Manchester Authorities, which involves achieving value for money solutions through joint working whilst also maximising the social, economic and environmental implications of procurement decisions.
Paul started work in Public Sector over 25 years ago, initially starting out his career in Accountancy, before moving into Procurement and hasn’t looked back since! He has extensive category, project and programme management expertise, with over 10 years’ experience of delivering collaborative procurement, for both education and local government.
Paul represents the region at the LGA’s National Advisory Group on Procurement, sits on numerous boards including the iNetwork Connected Procurement and Chairs the AGMA Heads of Procurement group Forum.
Paul is a Volunteer at local scout’s organisation (Chair and leader). He is a keen cyclist, enjoys playing football, golf and reading. Spending quality time with family. Socialising, whenever there is spare time available.
