2 of 2 Vendor Manager Jobs in the North West

Technical Vendor Manager - Financial Services Occasional travel to HQ in Isle of Man (Circa once per month) Salary up to £70,000 per annum A Technical Vendor Manager is needed for a leading client in the Isle of Man. This role oversees relationships with third-party vendors providing services to the company and its brands, ensuring … performance standards, and contractual obligations. Responsibilities include categorising suppliers by risk and importance, managing supplier performance, and overseeing commercial and procurement processes as part of Group practices. The Technical Vendor Manager ensures suppliers meet established requirements, whether current partners or candidates in new tenders, supporting reliable service delivery across the organisation. Key skills and responsibilities: Demonstrates a comprehensive … understanding of procurement and supply chain management practices and processes, with a proven ability to apply these effectively. Partners with the Incident, Problem and Change Manager and Analyst to facilitate engagement with technical vendors and oversee escalation procedures during major incidents, unresolved service level issues, failed change events, or other critical priorities. Cordinates with the Service Excellence Manager More ❯

IT Vendor Manager Location: South Manchester (3 Days Onsite) Contract: Type: 6-12 Months The Role As a IT Vendor Manager, you’ll play a critical role in driving value and performance from the client’s key technology suppliers. You’ll ensure that supplier relationships are strategically managed, contracts deliver maximum benefit, and service performance remains … deliver outstanding results across a portfolio of critical suppliers. Key Responsibilities Lead the strategy and agenda for the performance management of Tier 1 and critical system vendors. Conduct formal vendor reviews and ensure performance is measured through KPIs, SLAs, and strategic assessments. Build and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with key suppliers and stakeholders. Monitor, analyse, and challenge vendor More ❯