Procurement manager rome
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Cbre Global Workplace Solutions in Italia
About the Role
As a CBRE Procurement Manager, you will be part of the team that designs, evaluates, and provides strategy and reports on sourcing, contracting, management, and performance of suppliers and vendors. This job is part of the Procurement function. They are responsible for supporting the Divisional Procurement strategy to ensure the business needs are met with value for money, quality delivery, and risk management.
What You'll Do
Support Business Units to manage existing and new supply chains: Assist with the management of the RFP process, solution selection, and negotiations - understand customer, strategy, and objectives, monitor and assist in delivery. Develop, plan, organize and put in place contracting and procurement strategies and programs based on the team's research and business needing. Present results of reports along with their relative impacts to the business to Management. Playing key governance roles with internal and external stakeholders.
Challenging and advising the business on procurement-related matters,
developing internal stakeholders' procurement expertise. Supplier selection, negotiation and management Ensure suppliers are safe, sustainable and appropriately accredited. Develop and maintain contracts with local and regional service providers that are recognized for delivering best value, including high quality service delivery to CBRE and its customers.
Review and analyze current spend within the division to maintain comprehensive knowledge of supply base and contract status and identify value improvement opportunities by reducing costs or improving service delivery. Partner with Finance to outline potential value and ROI from proposed initiatives and rack results. Category and supply chain development Develop and implement category strategies for elected categories, sectors, and localities.
Identify and realise opportunities to optimise the number of suppliers and leverage high performing suppliers. Collaborative Development of th