Procurement Foundry
Project Procurement Leader
Procurement Foundry, Nashville, Tennessee, United States,
Join our team as a Procurement Leader to drive global procurement strategy for new product development and manage the Brand Labeling portfolio for Home & Distribution in North America (NAM).
Key Responsibilities:
Product Line Lifecycle :
Serve as the main contact for procurement across stakeholders.
Coordinate procurement strategy and assess project needs.
Influence supplier choices and incorporate market insights into projects.
Brand Labeling Portfolio : Drive supplier performance and analyze needs. Resolve supplier conflicts and lead contract negotiations. Manage supply qualifications and conduct regular supplier reviews.
Project Execution : Implement commodity strategies and lead supplier selection. Oversee risk analysis to align procurement with project targets. Guide component selection to optimize cost, quality, and supply chain resilience.
Strategy and Supplier Management : Influence and implement commodity strategies, lead supplier mapping, and manage end-to-end negotiations.
Procurement Accountability : Ensure procurement activities for new product projects meet cost, quality, and timeline targets.
Component Selection and Evaluation : Guide selection of components and sub-assemblies with a focus on cost, sustainability, and quality.
What qualifications will make you successful for this role? Education : Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Business required; MBA preferred. Experience : Minimum 5 years in Procurement/Sourcing within a multinational corporation, with expertise in strategic sourcing and supplier management. Business Understanding : Knowledge of components supply chain and industrial product applications is advantageous; strong business acumen is essential. Other Skills : Proficiency in English, multicultural experience, teamwork, and digital acumen are highly valued. Let us learn about you! Apply today. You must submit an online application to be considered for any position with us. This position will be posted until filled. Join our team as a Procurement Leader to drive global procurement strategy for new product development and manage the Brand Labeling portfolio for Home & Distribution in North America (NAM). Key Responsibilities: Product Line Lifecycle : Serve as the main contact for procurement across stakeholders. Coordinate procurement strategy and assess project needs. Influence supplier choices and incorporate market insights into projects.
Brand Labeling Portfolio : Drive supplier performance and analyze needs. Resolve supplier conflicts and lead contract negotiations. Manage supply qualifications and conduct regular supplier reviews.
Project Execution : Implement commodity strategies and lead supplier selection. Oversee risk analysis to align procurement with project targets. Guide component selection to optimize cost, quality, and supply chain resilience.
Strategy and Supplier Management : Influence and implement commodity strategies, lead supplier mapping, and manage end-to-end negotiations.
Procurement Accountability : Ensure procurement activities for new product projects meet cost, quality, and timeline targets.
Component Selection and Evaluation : Guide selection of components and sub-assemblies with a focus on cost, sustainability, and quality.
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Brand Labeling Portfolio : Drive supplier performance and analyze needs. Resolve supplier conflicts and lead contract negotiations. Manage supply qualifications and conduct regular supplier reviews.
Project Execution : Implement commodity strategies and lead supplier selection. Oversee risk analysis to align procurement with project targets. Guide component selection to optimize cost, quality, and supply chain resilience.
Strategy and Supplier Management : Influence and implement commodity strategies, lead supplier mapping, and manage end-to-end negotiations.
Procurement Accountability : Ensure procurement activities for new product projects meet cost, quality, and timeline targets.
Component Selection and Evaluation : Guide selection of components and sub-assemblies with a focus on cost, sustainability, and quality.
What qualifications will make you successful for this role? Education : Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Business required; MBA preferred. Experience : Minimum 5 years in Procurement/Sourcing within a multinational corporation, with expertise in strategic sourcing and supplier management. Business Understanding : Knowledge of components supply chain and industrial product applications is advantageous; strong business acumen is essential. Other Skills : Proficiency in English, multicultural experience, teamwork, and digital acumen are highly valued. Let us learn about you! Apply today. You must submit an online application to be considered for any position with us. This position will be posted until filled. Join our team as a Procurement Leader to drive global procurement strategy for new product development and manage the Brand Labeling portfolio for Home & Distribution in North America (NAM). Key Responsibilities: Product Line Lifecycle : Serve as the main contact for procurement across stakeholders. Coordinate procurement strategy and assess project needs. Influence supplier choices and incorporate market insights into projects.
Brand Labeling Portfolio : Drive supplier performance and analyze needs. Resolve supplier conflicts and lead contract negotiations. Manage supply qualifications and conduct regular supplier reviews.
Project Execution : Implement commodity strategies and lead supplier selection. Oversee risk analysis to align procurement with project targets. Guide component selection to optimize cost, quality, and supply chain resilience.
Strategy and Supplier Management : Influence and implement commodity strategies, lead supplier mapping, and manage end-to-end negotiations.
Procurement Accountability : Ensure procurement activities for new product projects meet cost, quality, and timeline targets.
Component Selection and Evaluation : Guide selection of components and sub-assemblies with a focus on cost, sustainability, and quality.
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