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Human Capital Solutions, Inc. is assisting a leading industrial manufacturing organization in selecting a Vice President of Procurement to build and lead an enterprise-wide function across multi-site operations in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
This role focuses on strategy, supplier management, and cost optimization. The candidate should have 12+ years in procurement leadership within complex manufacturing, with a track record of managing $100M+ spends and transforming procurement organizations.
Our client, a leading industrial manufacturing organization serving critical infrastructure markets, is seeking a Vice President of Procurement to build and lead an enterprise-wide procurement function across a complex, multi-site manufacturing business.
This is a high-impact transformation opportunity for a procurement executive who enjoys creating structure, strengthening supplier strategy, developing teams, and using data and commercial discipline to drive measurable value.
The Vice President of Procurement will lead strategic sourcing, supplier management, contract negotiations, materials availability, spend visibility, procurement governance, and cost improvement across the organization. This leader will also play a critical role in ensuring production continuity and supporting continued growth in a project-driven, make-to-order manufacturing environment.
The role spans strategic sourcing, supplier performance, contracting, production support, analytics, cost reduction, working capital, supply risk, and organizational development.
The internal profile specifically prioritizes transformation experience over already holding a VP title, meaning a strong Director or Senior Director from a sophisticated industrial organization could also be compelling if they have the scale and readiness to lead enterprise-wide.
This position is based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and requires an onsite leadership presence, along with travel to other manufacturing locations.
This is not a purely corporate procurement role. The right leader will be equally comfortable developing enterprise strategy, negotiating major supplier agreements, analyzing fragmented spend data, working through plant-level material challenges, and developing the procurement team.