Global Process Owner - Procure to Pay (PTP)

model and multi-year roadmapSet global process standards, controls and SOPs, minimising local exceptionsLead cross-functional governance across Procurement, Finance, Shared Services and Business OperationsAct as the key business stakeholder for ERP rollouts across the PTP footprintDrive automation: invoice capture, OCR, electronic purchase orders, supplier portals, dynamic discountingSet and monitor KPIs and SLAs: touchless processing, PO compliance, cycle times, duplicate payment prevention, early payment discountsDrive procurement savings, supplier consolidation and rebate agreementsPartner with Group Treasury and Procurement on working capitalOwn global vendor master data governance, including fraud prevention, sanctions screening and tax and regulatory complianceInfluence senior stakeholders across international businesses to drive adoption of a single global process What we’re looking forMust have:Significant PTP leadership experience (10+ years) within a Shared Services or Global

Business Services environmentDeep knowledge of procurement, accounts payable and the end-to-end PTP processExperience supporting ERP implementations or finance transformation programmesStrong stakeholder management and influencing skills, with the ability to drive change without direct authorityA genuine process improvement mindsetIdeal:Experience with NetSuite, SAP, Oracle or another tier 1 ERPExposure to AP automation platforms such as Basware, Kofax or TipaltiLean Six Sigma or equivalent continuous improvement backgroundExperience within a private equity-backed or acquisitive organisationACCA, CIMA or CIPS qualification Why this roleThere is no global procurement framework in place today, so this is a genuine build. Real influence over procurement strategy, supplier governance and automation, and a direct role in the Group’s global NetSuite implementation. Success here comes from influencing rather than managing: stakeholder management and change leadership matter as much as the process design itself, particularly in balancing global consistency against local business needs.