PwC South Africa is a prominent professional services firm providing industry-focused assurance, advisory, tax, and legal services to public, private, and government clients.
The primary scope would be to establish and enhance, implement and execute the Procurement function for the entire PwC in South Africa
Responsibilities:
Create Spend and Cost Visibility across the organization; Build and manage the procurement budget by working closely with the CFO/COO
Build and Sustain Governance and Control
Build “Should Cost” Strategies across the spend portfolio to extract cost saving opportunities by working closely with the business units (users) and the suppliers
Design and manage an efficient Procure to Pay Process and systems across the organization
Sustain and Manage the BBBEE spend profile by working closely with the business units and the suppliers;
Ensure adherence to all safety, health, and environmental rules and regulations
Manage the service level agreements with the suppliers (external) and the business units (internal)
Knowledge, skills and abilities
Previous working experience as a Procurement Manager in a Services business for 10 to 15 years
Post Graduate qualification in Business Administration, Logistics, or similar relevant fields
Proven Strategic thinking ability
In-depth knowledge of contracts, invoicing, and negotiation terms
Superb communication, interpersonal and leadership skills
Outstanding negotiation skills
Problem solver with a strong analytical mindset
Outstanding organizational and time management skills
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