Procurement Manager (Hospitality)

We’re hiring a Procurement Manager to manage sourcing, supplier performance, and purchasing governance for a hospitality group in Dubai. You’ll lead procurement across F&B, operating supplies, and services, ensuring quality, availability, and cost control. You’ll negotiate supplier agreements, implement purchasing policies, and work closely with operations and finance to improve compliance and reduce waste. This role is hands-on and requires strong supplier management and stakeholder engagement.

Requirements:
6–10+ years of procurement experience within hospitality, F&B, hotels, or high-volume service environments. Strong negotiation skills and experience managing supplier contracts and service levels. Strong understanding of purchasing controls, cost optimisation, and compliance. Comfortable working with cross-functional stakeholders and managing multiple categories. Degree required; CIPS is a plus. Strong organisation and communication skills.

Salary:
AED 20,000 to 30,000 per month inclusive of fixed allowances.

About the Company
eMagine Solutions is one of the leading authorities on leadership and talent globally. Our combined resources of over 100 years professional experience mean that our clients trust us with finding them the top talent globally and candidates trust us to find them the right opportunity in a timely and confidential manner.

Throughout our offices we provide complete solutions for our clients, including traditional temporary and permanent recruitment, executive search, recruitment process outsourcing (RPO), salary survey's, market mapping and training and development courses.

Our global client list work with us not only because of our expertise but also because of our honesty, integrity and passion.

Short Info

  • Published:5 months ago
  • Company:eMagine Solutions
  • Location:Dubai,UAE
 
 
 

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