Supply Chain Delivery Manager

As a Supply Chain Delivery Manager, you will be responsible for supporting and implementing joined-up, global supply chain strategies and solutions that incorporate the full contract life cycle across multiple spend categories, geographies, and business areas. Your role will also involve contributing to and executing the development and management of the supply base in line with the organization's strategy, including owning and developing key strategic suppliers on behalf of the bank, identifying potential new suppliers, and managing and improving supplier performance. In addition to the above responsibilities, you will: - Deliver proactive plans and prioritize all available resources to ensure efficient delivery and management of the supply base in line with objectives. - Undertake contract and financial signing authority in line with published delegated levels of authority and regional variations. - Build strong networks across the supply market and other external organizations, including competitors, and develop deep insights and analysis. - Develop the stakeholder management strategy and deliver an excellent supply chain service to those stakeholders. - Support and implement a deep understanding of the franchises, functions, and business areas relevant to the successful supply chain strategy, and design and deliver solutions that meet and challenge their requirements. To succeed in this role, you will need: - Knowledge of the supply chain market across a variety of third-party suppliers with a demonstrable track record of successfully implementing projects and continuous improvement. - Education to a degree level or equivalent. - Experience of contributing to strategic and business critical supplier relationships and contracts to deliver sustainable improvements. - At least five years of relevant experience. - Knowledge of contract law and legal knowledge relevant to supply chain. - Experience of applying supply chain skills and techniques to positively disrupt business strategy and outcomes. - A proven track record in taking ownership for resolving issues within a supply chain services environment. - Understanding of regulatory and bank policy requirements to remediate contracts for compliance. - Understanding of risk standards and support internal stakeholders to perform risk governance actions, consistently meeting SLA targets. - Perform periodic reviews to review, validate, and update data elements related to third party contracts. As a Supply Chain Delivery Manager, you will be responsible for supporting and implementing joined-up, global supply chain strategies and solutions that incorporate the full contract life cycle across multiple spend categories, geographies, and business areas. Your role will also involve contributing to and executing the development and management of the supply base in line with the organization's strategy, including owning and developing key strategic suppliers on behalf of the bank, identifying potential new suppliers, and managing and improving supplier performance. In addition to the above responsibilities, you will: - Deliver proactive plans and prioritize all available resources to ensure efficient delivery and management of the supply base in line with objectives. - Undertake contract and financial signing authority in line with published delegated levels of authority and regional variations. - Build strong networks across the supply market and other external organizations, including competitors, and develop deep insights and analysis. - Develop the stakeholder management strategy and deliver an excellent supply chain service to those stakeholders. - Support and implement a deep understanding of the franchises, functions, and business areas relevant to the successful supply chain strategy, and design and deliver solutions that meet and challenge their requirements. To succeed in this role, you will need: - Knowledge of the supply chain market across a variety of third-party suppliers with a demonstrable track record of successfully implementing projects and continuous improvement. - Education to a degree level or equivalent. - Experience of contributing to strategic and business critical supplier relationships and contracts to deliver sustainable improvements. - At least five years of relevant experience. - Knowledge of contract law and legal knowledge relevant to supply chain. - Experience of applying supply chain skills and techniques to positively disrupt business strategy and outcomes. - A proven track record in taking ownership for resolving issues within a supply chain services environment. - Understanding of regulatory and bank policy requirements to remediate contracts for compliance. - Understanding of risk standards and support internal stakeholders to perform risk governance actions, consistently meeting SLA targets. - Perform periodic reviews to review, validate, and update data elements related to third party contracts.