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This position requires a Procurement Manager with a focus on ERP implementation to lead and manage procurement activities in the not-for-profit sector. The successful candidate will be based in Glasgow and will play a pivotal role in ensuring the successful delivery of procurement services.

Client Details

The employer is a renowned institution within the not-for-profit with a strong commitment to providing quality service and is recognised for its considerable contribution to the community.

Description

Manage and lead procurement activities related to ERP implementation.
Develop and implement procurement strategies in alignment with the institution's objectives.
Collaborate with internal stakeholders to understand their procurement needs.
Monitor supplier performance and ensure compliance with contractual obligations.
Identify opportunities for cost savings and process improvements.
Support the development and delivery of procurement training programmes.
Ensure adherence to procurement policies and procedures.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of procurement processes.Profile

A successful Procurement Manager ERP implementation should have:

A degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, or a related field.
Experience in managing procurement activities, particularly in relation to ERP implementation.
Strong understanding of procurement processes and strategies.
Experience in the not-for-profit sector would be advantageous.
Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills.
A high level of analytical and problem-solving skills.Job Offer

An attractive salary range of £45,000 to £55,000 per year.
A comprehensive pension scheme.
A supportive and inclusive work environment.
The opportunity to make a significant contribution to a not-for-profit institution.
Being based in the vibrant city of Glasgow.Applicants who are excited about making a difference in the not-for-profit sector and are passionate about procurement management are encouraged to apply for this Procurement Manager ERP implementation role in Glasgow