Team Leader, Japanese Government Aid
Sutton, Surrey
- Responsible for the overall procurement/project management and performance management of three members of internal procurement staff and six members of international staff; - Successfully managed Japanese Government funded procurement projects for countries including Nigeria, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Malawi, Guyana, Bolivia, Haiti, Philippines, Marshall Islands and Micronesia (values ranging from GBP 1.7 million to GBP 5.8 million);- Deployed all areas of the procurement cycle… Show more - Responsible for the overall procurement/project management and performance management of three members of internal procurement staff and six members of international staff; - Successfully managed Japanese Government funded procurement projects for countries including Nigeria, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Malawi, Guyana, Bolivia, Haiti, Philippines, Marshall Islands and Micronesia (values ranging from GBP 1.7 million to GBP 5.8 million);- Deployed all areas of the procurement cycle (procurement planning, sourcing, tenders, due diligence, evaluations, negotiations, contracts and contract management) for varying goods, works and services e.g. bulk commodities such as oil and fertilisers, consultancy services for renewable energy constructions as well as procurement for their associated supply and installations/works;- Full Project Management responsibilities (inclusive of financial management, resource management, time management and revenue forecasting and quality control), coordinating up to eight projects at a time; - Undertook numerous contract negotiations with regards to Project Agreements/Contracts with high profile representatives in both the public and private sector;- Established and successfully maintained relationships with various Government Officials and Japanese Embassy Staff, in new corporate geographical areas;- Organised, administered and undertook Procurement Workshops in both Nigeria, Malawi and Micronesia attended by Senior Recipient Government Officials, Japanese Embassy Officials and private sector clients, which gave opportunity to detail and explain procurement processes under the grant programme as well as allowing for questions and answers. Show less