Procurement Supply Chain jobs in City of London

Michael Page are looking to recruit an Interim FM Procurement Manager in The City of London to work with a growing client within the professional services industry. This role plays a key part in maintaining smooth operations by managing supplier relationships and procurement processes.

We are supporting a respected not-for-profit organisation seeking an Interim Procurement Leader to establish a procurement function from the ground up. This is a true greenfield opportunity with no existing procurement framework, contract register, supplier management process or governance structure. You will assess the current landscape, identify risks and opportunities, and implement a sustainable operating model.

This is an exciting opportunity for a procurement professional to join a leading organisation within the Consultancy industry as part of their Procurement & Supply Chain department. The role will focus on managing procurement strategies and ensuring effective supply chain solutions in London.

The Procurement Assurance and Capability Manager will oversee procurement activities, ensuring compliance and driving continuous improvement across the organisation. This role is ideal for professionals with expertise in procurement and supply chain management within the public sector and housing industry.

The Supply Chain Senior Manager will lead important client projects focused on supply chain improvement and transformation and solve complex supply chain challenges using data, technology and practical problem-solving. They will help clients improve their end-to-end operations, including planning, logistics, warehousing, transport, technology, data, sustainability and operating model change.

As the UK and EMEA Sustainability Manager, you will have the opportunity implement the sustainability strategy across the EMEA region whilst managing a wellbeing budget were you'll coordinate 4 wellbeing initiatives throughout the year. The role is initially a 2 year contract but will likely be extended for a further 2 years.