Director of Procurement & Supply Chain

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loxoLong Beach (CA)

Purchasing Managers Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices

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Manager

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$135,000 per year

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About the role

Location: Long Beach, CA - Corporate Office + Regional Travel

Compensation: $135,000 – $170,000

Position Summary: The Director of Procurement & Supply Chain leads the enterprise‑wide purchasing strategy, vendor relations, and supply chain operations. This role transforms procurement into a streamlined, tech‑enabled function that supports field teams, drives cost savings, and strengthens operational efficiency across a multi‑state portfolio. Key ResponsibilitiesLead and mentor the procurement team Establish procurement policies, compliance guidelines, and approval thresholds Build a self‑service procurement ecosystem with pre‑approved catalogs Technology & Workflow AutomationPartner with IT to deploy automated workflows and AI‑driven tools Integrate procurement systems with ERPs (Yardi, Entrata, Coupa) Strategic Sourcing & Contract ManagementNegotiate Master Service Agreements for high‑volume categories Oversee vendor selection, onboarding, and performance audits Draft and negotiate supply chain contracts Supply Chain & LogisticsDevelop regional distribution centers and stocking strategies Oversee inventory management and prevent supply shortages Analyze spending patterns and deliver savings reports to leadership

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Operations, or related field 8–12+ years of progressive procurement or supply chain leadership Experience managing teams and enterprise budgets Familiarity with ERPs (Yardi, Entrata) and procurement platforms (Coupa, SAP Ariba) Strong negotiation, analytical, and operational strategy skills

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