Manager, Contracts and Procurement Management
deloitteTampa (FL)
Manager, Contracts and Procurement Management
Posted today
deloitteTampa (FL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will coordinate US domestic and global contract negotiations to streamline the contracting process. You’ll work with cross-functional teams and senior leaders to move negotiations forward, resolve issues quickly, and improve processes. The position sits within Deloitte’s Easier to Do Business program, focusing on collaboration, initiative, and delivering value for client relationships. You’ll influence how contracts are managed and contribute to a scalable negotiation framework that supports growth and efficiency.
Responsibilities:
Coordinate US domestic and global contract negotiations as the central point of contact across Deloitte internal parties Triage contracting requests, assign resources (SCP, OGC, Risk, Specialist), and support negotiation plan development Drive timely responses and issue resolution through escalation when needed Ensure adherence to contracting/negotiation protocols and collaborate with Global Easier team Maintain the Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) System and manage the inbox for contracting requests
Key requirements:
8+ years of client service experience 4+ years of experience using Microsoft PowerPoint for presentations Experience managing US domestic and global contract negotiations Bachelor’s Degree (business or management) Ability to travel 0-10% Strong written and verbal communication Attention to detail and quality of work Relationship-building and professional demeanor Project leadership and ability to mentor others Microsoft PowerPoint Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) system
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