Procurement Manager Restaurants/Hotels/Stores

ABL Recruitment

Great opportunity for a PROCUREMENT MANAGER with experience in buying technology for restaurants , hotels or stores . This is a fast-moving role in which you will be managing existing and new supplier relationships. You will take charge of the bidding process and will be measuring supplier performance on a daily basis . There is genuine opportunity for career advancement as well as managing very dynamic work processes and the role is hybris with only 2 DAYS IN THE OFFICE and the rest are wfh. Apply here Procurement Manager

Title: Procurement Manager (Retail & Hospitality)

Languages: English (Languages are a huge asset )

Salary : Total comp £74,000 ( Base £60k+ £6k cash bonus and £7750 car allowance)

Location: 2 days in the office. 3 days wfh

Travel involved: Yes.

Sector: Procurement

THE COMPANY

Restaurant and hotel business. The company is going through a massive digital transformation process at the moment, and this will drive even more cost savings and efficiencies. The company is future-proofing its businesses alongside expanding fast and now looking for a talented Procurement Manager with relevant experience of purchasing within categories that include POS, Audio visual tech, tablets, broadband and inventory technology .

THE ROLE

It’s a genuinely exciting opportunity to join a fast changing, fast paced organisation and to use your knowledge and expertise to “hit the road running” and really make your mark.

This is a key role and you will be working alongside the Head of Retail Technology to develop and steer procurement strategies for its various restaurants as well as retail sites right across the EU. You will manage an annual budget as well as new and existing supplier relationships across France, Germany etc, find new suppliers and head up negotiations

Duties

• Manage the procurement of retail category technologies including audio visual, POS, laptops, tablets and broadband
• Lead new supplier engagements with technical support on the RFI/RFP/RFQ bidding processes
• Monitor ROI and savings
• Involvement in meeting new and also existing suppliers and suggesting service improvements
• Leading quarterly supplier reviews with clear targets and KPIs
• Standardised service delivery and data across partners
• Collate performance data and MI reporting
• Continuous monitoring of wider market trends

Requirements

• Procurement background of retail or hospitality category technologies (eg audio visual, POS, laptops, tablets and also broadband for stores)