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Austin Group is seeking a highly experienced Fractional Procurement Lead to establish and drive procurement across the Group on a 3 days/week basis, reporting to the Head of Finance. You will shape strategy, manage sourcing, negotiations and supplier relationships to deliver measurable commercial value.
This flexible partnership blends fixed remuneration with performance-based rewards, enabling strategic impact without a full-time executive commitment.
Exciting things are happening at Austin Group. As we continue to grow and evolve, we are seeking an experienced Fractional Procurement Lead to establish and drive our procurement capability across the Group.
Reporting to the Head of Finance and partnering closely with key leaders across our brands and support functions, you will lead procurement strategy, supplier management and commercial negotiations to deliver sustainable value, operational efficiencies and meaningful commercial outcomes.
This is a unique opportunity for a highly experienced procurement professional seeking a flexible, fractional engagement (3 days per week) where they can make a significant impact without the commitment of a full-time executive role.
This is not a traditional procurement role or consulting engagement. As an extension of our leadership team, you will help shape how procurement is approached across the Group, bringing commercial rigour, strategic insight and practical execution to a business that is continuing to evolve and grow.
The engagement has been designed to create a genuine partnership, combining a fixed remuneration component with a performance-based reward structure aligned to the delivery of measurable commercial outcomes.
We are looking for a long-term partner who is motivated by creating sustainable value, building strong supplier relationships and leaving a lasting impact on the business.
You are a commercially astute procurement professional who enjoys influencing change, building strong supplier partnerships and delivering measurable business outcomes. You will hold a Bachelor’s degree in commerce, Business, Supply Chain, Finance, Law or a related discipline. A professional procurement qualification (for example MCIPS) is well regarded.