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Procurement Third Party Risk Management Director

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Bramwith Consulting

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United Kingdom , London

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Purchasing

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Salary:

750000.00 - 950000.00 GBP / Year
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Job Description:

Aggressively growing global FTSE 100 brand seeks outstanding Procurement professional to support CPO in leading the leading the design of the Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Transformation. The company's Procurement Third Party Risk Management Director will be an ambitious individual that has progressed rapidly within leading FTSE 100 organisations, ideally working within multiple businesses to understand best-in-class and be able to bring it in-house.

Job Responsibility:

  • Third Party Risk Management Governance Review
  • Third Party Risk Management Risk Review
  • End-to-End Process Review
  • Tech Review
  • Lead the transformation program to design and implement the targeted strategies
  • Identify improvement and efficiency opportunities across the program
  • Manage the program governance, including project review and quality assurance to ensure successful execution of goals and stakeholder satisfaction
  • Build and maintain effective partnerships with key cross functional leaders and project team members
  • Manage senior stakeholders including Chief Compliance Officer and Head of Legal Contracting

Requirements:

  • Experience in either Procurement Functions or Third Party Risk Management Programmes
  • Past roles as transformation/program/management in sizeable transformation programmes in global corporations
  • Experience in process improvement, user experience, continuous improvement, change management, operating model design, data analysis and visualisation
  • Degree, MBA & MCIPS preferred though not essential
What we offer:
  • Car
  • Shares
  • Bonus

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Job Posted:
January 25, 2026

Employment Type:
Fulltime
Work Type:
Hybrid work
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