Procurement Manager

Michael Page; City Of London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Michael Page is seeking a Procurement Manager based in London to oversee purchasing processes and supplier relationships, driving value-for-money across the business. This permanent role supports the leisure, travel and tourism sector and is London-based.

You will manage end-to-end procurement activities, monitor market trends, and collaborate with internal teams to deliver cost savings and compliant procurement practices. Strong negotiation and stakeholder management are essential.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience in procurement or supply chain roles in a related industry.
• Strong negotiation and supplier management skills.
• Knowledge of procurement policies, compliance and best practices.
• Ability to analyse market trends and identify cost-saving opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Manage the end-to-end procurement process, including sourcing, tendering and contract management.
• Maintain strong relationships with suppliers and negotiate terms to achieve cost savings.
• Ensure compliance with procurement policies and industry regulations.
• Monitor market trends to identify opportunities for improvement and cost optimisation.
• Collaborate with internal teams to understand their procurement needs and provide solutions.
• Prepare and present reports on procurement activities and performance metrics.
• Develop and implement strategies to improve procurement efficiency.
• Manage risks associated with supplier performance and supply chain disruptions.

Skills

Negotiation

Supplier relationships

Procurement software

Compliance

Market analysis

Communication

Stakeholder management

Tools

Procurement software

Job description

The Procurement Manager will oversee purchasing processes and supplier relationships to ensure the business operates efficiently and cost-effectively. Based in London, this role plays a key part in supporting the leisure, travel and tourism industry by managing procurement activities and ensuring value for money.

Client Details

This organisation plays a vital role in supporting the UK music industry, protecting the value of music by licensing its use and ensuring that songwriters, composers and music publishers receive royalties when their work is performed, broadcast, streamed or played in public. With a strong reputation and a purpose-driven culture, the organisation combines commercial excellence with a genuine commitment to creativity, innovation and fairness for its members. Operating on both a UK and international scale, it works at the heart of the music ecosystem, collaborating with a wide range of stakeholders while investing in technology, people and processes to deliver positive outcomes for creators and rights holders alike.

Description

• Manage the end-to-end procurement process, including sourcing, tendering and contract management.
• Maintain strong relationships with suppliers and negotiate terms to achieve cost savings.
• Ensure compliance with procurement policies and industry regulations.
• Monitor market trends to identify opportunities for improvement and cost optimisation.
• Collaborate with internal teams to understand their procurement needs and provide solutions.
• Prepare and present reports on procurement activities and performance metrics.
• Develop and implement strategies to improve procurement efficiency.
• Manage risks associated with supplier performance and supply chain disruptions.

Profile

A successful Procurement Manager should have:

• Proven experience in procurement or supply chain management within a relevant industry.
• Strong negotiation and supplier relationship management skills.
• Knowledge of procurement policies and compliance requirements.
• Ability to analyse market trends and identify cost-saving opportunities.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Proficiency in procurement software and tools.

Job Offer

• Starting salary of 47,000.
• Permanent position based in London.
• Other benefits as part of the package.