
CBRE
Procurement Executive
RoleLogistics
LevelMid Level
LocationSan Francisco, Canada, United States
WorkOn-site
TypeFull-time
PostedToday
About the role
About the Role:
As a CBRE Procurement Executive, you will design, evaluate, and provide complex reports based on the collection of data related to the sourcing, contracting, management, and performance of suppliers and vendors.
What You’ll Do:
Account & Supplier Transition Support:
- Support the Division Procurement Lead with supplier transitions for newly onboarded CBRE accounts — helping align client supplier needs with CBRE's approved vendor network and assigning account-specific work to preferred suppliers.
- Coordinate handoff to contract support and account leads once the transition is complete.
- Serve as a procurement resource to account managers and local account leaders who own their P&L but need procurement expertise to execute.
Cost Savings & Sourcing:
- Proactively identify and execute cost savings opportunities across the account portfolio — including supplier consolidation, renegotiation, and RFP-driven competitive sourcing.
- Lead RFP processes end-to-end: scope definition, bid solicitation, proposal evaluation, and award recommendation.
- Conduct market and supplier analysis to benchmark pricing and service levels.
Supplier Management & Reporting:
- Oversee supplier performance tracking using CBRE's supplier management tools — including scorecards, satisfaction surveys, KPIs, and escalation management.
- Serve as a day-to-day resource for account teams on supplier issues, onboarding, and compliance.
- Design, generate, and present reports on supplier performance, spend, and sourcing outcomes for internal stakeholders.
- Maintain data integrity across procurement databases; collect and rationalize data from multiple sources.
Tactical Procurement Support:
- Handle tactical procurement needs that fall outside account team capacity — acting as a support resource for the Division Procurement Lead.
- Support supplier onboarding, contract renewals, and managed procurement activities including negotiation support.
- Review forecasts, investigate trends, and make strategic recommendations to the business.
Benefits and perks
•Learning Budget
•Home Office Setup
Required skills
Sourcing
Vendor coordination
Operational planning
About CBRE
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