Procurement Manager – Hospitality

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Job Summary The Role: Procurement Manager, must be the architect of the supply network. You will move beyond simple transactions to build strategic partnerships , optimize our logistics, and ensure that every item from high-end linens to client ingredients meets our exacting standards of excellence. Your Responsibilities: - Lead and mentor a high-performing procurement team to achieve operational excellence. - Develop and execute strategic sourcing initiatives that drive value without compromising quality. - Mastermind vendor negotiations to secure the best terms, pricing, and service levels. - Oversee the entire supply chain lifecycle , ensuring seamless delivery and inventory flow. - Implement robust cost reduction strategies and manage multi-million dollar budgets with precision. - Collaborate with department heads to align purchasing with hospitality standards and guest expectations. Team & Culture: You will join a culture that values bold leadership and meticulous attention to detail. We believe in empowering our managers to make a real impact , fostering an environment where innovation in logistics is celebrated and rewarded. Job Requirements: - Minimum10 years of procurement experience, with proven experience in hospitality/hotel procurement. - Strong experience in FF&E & OS&E procurement. - Experience in hotel pre-opening, renovation, refurbishment, and hospitality projects. - Strong knowledge of BOQs, specifications, contracts, and procurement procedures. - Experience in local & international sourcing, supplier management, negotiations, and commercial evaluations. - Experience dealing with hotel operators, consultants, contractors, designers, and project teams. - Strong ERP/procurement systems knowledge and advanced Microsoft Excel skills. - Bachelor’s degree in Business, Supply Chain, Commerce, Engineering, or a related field. Key Requirement: - Proven procurement experience within the hospitality sector, particularly hotels/resorts, with strong exposure to FF&E, OS&E, and hotel pre-opening projects.