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3+ years experience in an Indirect or Non-Food product / services category management role or similar experience within an account management role required in areas such as Facility Services, Maintenance & Repairs, Operating Supplies or Foodservice Equipment and Smallwares.
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JOB SUMMARY:Responsible for entering into negotiations with suppliers and trade partners by reviewing terms and conditions, establishing pricing, contract formulation, and any supplier management conditions affecting the division.
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We focus on category management, strategic sourcing, procurement transformation enabled by technology, and procurement on demand managed services to drive innovation, cost reduction, and supply resiliency.
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3 years of experience in a procurement role: Operations or Category Management. 1 year of experience in a procurement role: Operations or Category Management. As the Procurement Analyst, you will work with end users and category managers to build Statements of Work, perform market research, and charters.
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