Global Procurement P2P (Procure-to-Pay) Transformation & Excellence Lead

Are you searching for a career with bags of variety, in an environment that celebrates differences and empowers collaboration, which values people and will encourage you to make an impact? Do you want the freedom to explore, and the opportunities to find new ways and to innovate? If so,  TwiningsOvo delivers.  

We’re looking for people who don’t just come here to get the job done, but who have a real passion for the brand and a desire to do the best job they can. In return, we offer an inspiring package of employee benefits - to show just how much we value you. This role will offer you the scope for growth and the tools to aim high.

The Global Procurement P2P Transformation & Excellence Lead will own the digital transformation roadmap, prioritise initiatives, optimise and continuously advance the capabilities for the P2P ecosystem for TwO’s global Procurement function.  Driving productivity and efficiencies, the role will deliver the strategy that balances compliance, simplification and best-in-class performance of Procurement P2P activities, now and for the future. 

The role will work closely with internal stakeholders, design and embed functional system capabilities that optimise and promote best practice for end-to-end P2P including sourcing optimisation. The role is responsible for delivering solutions that enables compliance and performance, and drives improvement throughout the procurement lifecycle, applying global standards aligned with the Procurement policy. 

The role is responsible for identifying, planning and delivering improvement opportunities that bring value add, and deliver business outcomes through continuously reviewing emerging system functionalities, which may include workflows for ESG and Risk, whilst improving automation through AI solutions. 

In addition, the role is responsible for embedding a culture of excellence by defining and regularly reviewing performance measures, supporting goal setting and monitoring organisational effectiveness because of the systems and their functionality.