Peter Moss Email & Phone Number

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

• Pet Projects International (PPI) is a premier event management company known for organizing and managing several highly successful festivals across Australia. Key responsibilities:
• Provide high level professional advice and guidance on contract and financial management to the CEO and board.
• Lead and advise stakeholders on key strategic business initiatives, including the development of budgets and business cases to support growth opportunities ensuring alignment with business objectives.
• Oversee financial reporting, including monthly, quarterly and annual results.
• Contract analysis and management.
• Ensure all accounting activities and audits comply with financial regulations.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

• The Magistrates’ Court of Victoria (MCV) is a jurisdiction within the Court Services Victoria statutory authority. MCV determines more than 300,000 cases per annum at 51 (metropolitan and regional) venues and across a.
• Provided high-level professional advice and guidance on contract and commercial management, practices, policies, and processes.
• Provided authoritative advice, reasoned recommendations and innovative solutions to resolve complex and sensitive issues, influencing stakeholders, ensuring service levels were maintained.
• Developed and managed detailed costings, bids, business cases, scope of works, timelines, and budgets.
• Prepared and presented sophisticated written reports, briefings, presentations and contractual documentation to senior stakeholders.
• Led the development and implementation of procedures, systems and performance management frameworks for procurement and contract management.

Hallam Victoria

• Key responsibilities
• Contract and Commercial management, consulting with General Counsel to review, update and establish risk management standards.
• National Project Director for Wideband products covering major clients including Telstra.
• Manage and improve the effectiveness of governance with major clients including effective and timely dispute resolution.
• Analyze and present financial reports in an accurate and timely manner to the company’s board, executive and officers.
• Management of CRM and SRM models.

Melbourne, Australia

• Key responsibilities
• Lead the successful delivery of incremental commercial value from nbn’s supplier base
• Embedding and refining existing methodologies and processes within nbn’s supplier base
• Measurement and reporting of a benefits pipeline, individual initiatives, and financial achievements.
• Promoting, communicating, and embedding the value and role of the SVD across the broader procurement team ensuring effective engagement and advocacy of SVD capability to achieve maximum value throughout.
• Lead the nbn Procurement team approach to benefits tracking including working across business units, suppliers, and contractsAchievements

Docklands Melbourne

• Key responsibilities
• Managed the operational contract compliance nationally with nbn’s Delivery Partners, Internal Stakeholders and Managed Services’ Partners (nine major contracts).
• Negotiated contractual and commercial variations.
• Identified and managed opportunities for continuous improvement with internal stakeholders, Delivery Partners and Managed Services’ Contractors.
• Develop and implement strategies for contract and contractor management to improve commercial performance.
• Manage risk through the identification, assessment of probability/consequences and development of mitigation strategies.

Collins Street Melbourne Victoria

• Management and Alignment of business case expectations to meet key commercial metrics e.g. timely revenue turn on, positive contribution to company profit margin.
• Direct Strategic Planning and manage execution/implementation of strategy initiatives.
• Design and implementation of Domestic and International Reporting requirements (370 contracted reports).
• Implementation of Global billing and inventory model.
• Review procurement for Global Services approximately $40M
• Manage relationship between the consortium and ANZ’s national/ international agencies (covering 31 countries and 51 agencies)