Vice President, Procurement

Role overview

Procurement strategy and sourcing

• Develop a data-driven global procurement strategy aligned with enterprise financial, operational, and growth objectives.
• Lead sourcing across direct and indirect categories, including transportation, logistics, technology, professional services, facilities, fleet, and corporate services.
• Drive supplier consolidation, strategic sourcing, total cost of ownership analysis, and category management.
• Establish supplier relationship management focused on performance, innovation, service, and partnership.
• Negotiate high-value contracts, commercial agreements, vendor partnerships, and real estate transactions.

Governance, risk, and leadership

• Develop procurement policies, controls, and governance frameworks; set metrics and dashboards for savings, performance, compliance, and service.
• Mitigate supplier, operational, financial, geopolitical, cybersecurity, real estate, and compliance risks.
• Partner on regulatory requirements, internal controls, customer commitments, mergers, acquisitions, and integrations.
• Champion sustainability, supplier diversity, ethical sourcing, and responsible stewardship.
• Lead and develop the procurement and corporate real estate organization; advise executive leadership.

Corporate real estate

• Lead leasing, property acquisitions and dispositions, facility portfolio optimization, property management relationships, and long-term real estate planning.
• Develop real estate strategy aligned with growth, operational requirements, workforce needs, and financial targets.
• Negotiate leases, renewals, acquisitions, dispositions, easements, and related agreements.
• Oversee facility spending, occupancy costs, capital improvements, and real estate operating expenses.

Education

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