Procurement Head

Job Description : Head of Procurement - Myanmar • Multinational FMCG company • High, progressive and dynamic workforce • Location: Yangon, Myanmar The Company The company. 6 they y are now looking for an experienced Head of Procurement to Lead and manage procurement activities for the Myanmar market leader in the FMCG Industry with a strong global presence a. has been regarded as one of the Best Global &ands With a strong leadership team Reporting to the Country CFO. the He. of Procurement will be responyble for ensuring timely sourcing of all purchases required for the smooth operation with optimum invent, negotiating all purchases (Direct/indirect) at best commercial terms - Price. Payment Terms & Other T & C. This role also includes responsibility to identify opportunities for spends optimization, plan for mitigation of Business Continuity Risk in all sourcing categories As part of the senior management team. the Head of Procurement will monitor the production forecast R, their sourcing plan relating to optimum inventory. The • appointed individual will effectively manage the associated price and other commercial terms to ensure that the spends are m 'me with the COS, ..9S P.. He/She will also lead procurement analytics to identify opportunities for optimization of spend, As the Subject Matter Expert he/she must have the ability to _ analyze macro-economic trends and commodity volatility and create an understanding and knowledge base for decision making for hedging and coverage on commodities and other spends interested candidates must have Bachelors Degree in Finance (CA/CPA/MBA)°, other rel.ed held and at least 10• years of experience running the Procurement function of a large or mid-sized company Experience in Finance/ Procurement/Analytics roles in !arse manufacturing organizations a. working in matrix. global environment would be essential He/She must have knowledge of sourcing and procurement techniques as well as very good English language skills. a5 the role will routinely interact with foreign counterparts.

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