Procurement Manager Jobs

Role You Will Play:

The FF&E Procurement Manager must have deep knowledge and aptitude of purchasing and project management (previous hospitality experience would be a huge plus!). Great understanding of brand standards, budgeting, sourcing, purchasing, freight management, and installation practices will be necessary to be effective in this role. Clear communication with clients, contractors, suppliers, designers, logistics and installation teams are pertinent to deliver successful projects. Delivering to the created design intent and remaining within budget and timeline are extremely important. This is critical to the organization and supports delivery of legendary service to their clients.

Company:

• An organization that values your contributions and empowers you to make a significant impact from day one.
• A well-established company renowned for it’s exceptional reputation and remarkable growth trajectory.
• Embark on a role that offers the flexibility to leverage your extensive network, driving membership growth, and pioneering strategic initiatives in unexplored territories.

Benefits & Features:

• Receive extensive product training and ongoing support, ensuring that you have the knowledge and resources necessary to excel in your role.
• Benefit from robust and enticing incentive programs, along with a comprehensive package of strong benefits, designed to reward your dedication and drive.
• Experience a work environment where you are embraced as part of a close-knit family, valued for your unique skills and contributions, rather than being reduced to mere numbers on a spreadsheet.

Community:

• Millennium Park: Located in the heart of downtown Chicago, Millennium Park is a popular gathering place for locals and tourists. It features iconic landmarks like "The Bean" (Cloud Gate), Crown Fountain, outdoor art installations, gardens, and hosts free concerts and events during the summer.
• Chicago Riverwalk: The Chicago Riverwalk is a scenic pedestrian path along the Chicago River, offering stunning views of the city's skyline. It features restaurants, outdoor cafes, seating areas, public art, and recreational activities such as kayaking and boat tours.
• Navy Pier: Located on Lake Michigan, Navy Pier is a popular tourist destination in Chicago. It offers entertainment venues, restaurants, shops, fireworks displays, and the famous Ferris wheel, providing panoramic views of the city.
• Cultural Diversity: Chicago is known for its diverse population, with people from various ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds residing in the city. This diversity is celebrated through festivals, events, and cultural institutions representing different communities.
• Chicago's Sports Culture: Chicago is a sports-loving city with a rich sports history. It is home to iconic sports teams such as the Chicago Cubs (baseball), Chicago White Sox (baseball), Chicago Bulls (basketball), Chicago Bears (football), and Chicago Blackhawks (hockey).
• Grant Park: Grant Park is a large urban park known as "Chicago's Front Yard." It is home to iconic landmarks like Buckingham Fountain, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum Campus, which includes the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Adler Planetarium.