To provide dedicated professional expertise and leadership in the strategic direction, policy development, guidance and support on best practice procurement across the whole organisation, ensuring legal compliance.
Responsibilities
Provide leadership support on procurement governance and compliance across the EA
Manage the internal procurement audit system
Contribute to the review, development revision and development of existing and new policies and procedures relating to Procurement
Ensure compliance with Data Protection policy
Ensure adherence to Equal Opportunities Policy and relevant legislation
Develop and implement strategic account management plans to drive revenue growth and customer satisfaction.
Compensation
$73,875.00 - $98,500.00
Responsibilities
Develop and implement strategic account management plans to drive revenue growth and customer satisfaction.
Oversee a team of account managers, providing guidance, training, and performance evaluations to ensure high standards of service and sales performance.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align account strategies with overall business objectives and market trends.
Conduct regular account reviews and risk assessments to identify opportunities for upselling, cross-selling, and retention strategies.
Negotiate complex contracts and agreements with key clients, ensuring terms are favorable and aligned with company objectives.
Responsible for leading a team of Contract Managers to support payer contracting strategies, negotiations, and contract performance across OneOncology’s partner practices.
Responsibilities
Lead, coach, and develop Contract Managers, establishing clear expectations and driving team performance.
Evaluate payer contract performance and identify opportunities to optimize reimbursement and financial outcomes.
Partner with leadership to develop and execute payer contracting strategies across assigned practices and markets.
Ensure contractual agreements align with financial objectives and legal and regulatory requirements.
Support complex payer negotiations, contract reviews, approvals, and concurrent contracting activities.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, healthcare administration, or a related field
Nice to have: people management
Nice to have: payer contracting
Nice to have: knowledge of value-based care programs
Review and administer contract documents, manage contract changes, payments, and reporting within the Commercial Management Department of the Toronto Transit Commission.
Compensation
80,353.00 - 100,445.80
Responsibilities
Review contract documents, scopes of work, contractor and consultant submissions, invoices, work plans, change requests, amendments, payment documentation, and notices to support compliance with contractual requirements
Support administration of contract changes, amendments, and payments; maintain contract records and documentation within the Contract Management System; assist with contract monitoring and reporting activities
Work closely with project managers, technical teams, contractors, consultants, procurement, finance, and legal stakeholders to resolve contract administration matters and support effective contract management throughout the project lifecycle
Contribute to continuous improvement of contract administration processes, templates, and reporting tools to support efficient and effective commercial management
Participate in preparing departmental reports and status updates on diverse matters relating to the section's activities: procurement, contract awards, claims, inventory control, inspection visits, systems management, expenditures, or vendor compliance
Requirements
Post‑secondary diploma or degree in Construction Management, Construction Engineering Technology, Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Construction Law, or a related field
Account Manager, Speaker Bureau
Health And Wellness Partners · Posted Nov 11, 2026
The Account Manager, Speaker Bureau supports the execution, compliance, and operational delivery of Speaker Bureau programs, ensuring all aspects of speaker engagement align with client objectives, company standards, and regulatory compliance.
Locations (3)
Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, United States
Red Bank, New Jersey, United States
San Diego, California, United States
Responsibilities
Monitor overall account activity, timelines and budget adherence
Serve as liaison between internal stakeholders and external partners
Maintain accurate speaker rosters, utilization data, and engagement tracking
Partner with Compliance, Legal, and Procurement to oversee speaker contract development, renewals, and adherence to Fair Market Value standards
Commercial Manager responsible for managing the financial and contractual aspects of construction projects, ensuring profitability, compliance, and risk mitigation, requiring bilingual English/French skills.
Responsibilities
Support contract lifecycle from tendering to execution
Be subject matter expert for contracts/negotiations in French
Participate in Contract Reviews and Lessons Learned activities
Support project management in change management matters
Draft, review, and negotiate contracts with clients, subcontractors, and vendors
Requirements
Post-Secondary Education in a related field (business administration, finance, law, construction management, etc.)
Nice to have: Commercial and project controls experience in large-scale EPC projects
Nice to have: Construction procurement and subcontract administration
Nice to have: Transmission line construction experience
Lead the management and execution of central procurement across key construction categories, partnering with operations to establish and implement central agreements that deliver commercial and time benefits to projects.
Locations (3)
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Compensation
Competitive salary and benefits, including salary continuance and salary sacrifice options
Responsibilities
Oversee quotations and tenders, negotiate with subcontractors and suppliers, and work with operations personnel and contract administrators to ensure effective contract administration and agreements that deliver benefits for projects and John Holland.
Partner with projects on relevant categories to execute scopes and contracts that meet project and client needs, overseeing project procurement progress to identify opportunities to execute relevant categories.
Build relationships across subcontractors, suppliers, tenders, projects and industry to support the negotiation and delivery of central and framework agreements, and identify opportunities, improvements and risks across the categories managed.
Manage disputes and major claims with subcontractors or clients that fall within the relevant categories.
Lead analysts to support the execution of central category agreements and benefits realisation.
Requirements
Bachelor degree or equivalent in Law, Commerce, Accounting, Business or a related discipline
Nice to have: Construction Management
Nice to have: CA/CPA
Nice to have: postgraduate studies in Law, Commerce, Accounting, Quantity Surveying, Business or a related discipline
Lead NEC contract management and administration across major, complex infrastructure programmes, develop strategies, monitor performance, manage claims, disputes, and interfaces, and mentor a small team.
Responsibilities
Lead NEC contract management and administration across major, complex infrastructure programmes
Develop and implement contract management strategies and performance frameworks
Monitor contractor/consultant performance and maintain KPIs
Lead claims and dispute management and support dispute‑avoidance activities
Manage contract interfaces across design, construction and operations teams
Requirements
Degree in a relevant discipline (e.g. Law, Quantity Surveying, Engineering, Construction, Project Management)
Nice to have: NEC3/4 ECC PM accreditation
Nice to have: Chartered Project Professional (ChPP)
Nice to have: Membership of recognised professional bodies (e.g. APM, IPM)
Support commercial, industrial, healthcare, and specialty radiation shielding construction projects throughout the United States by reviewing contract and project documentation, monitoring compliance obligations, and coordinating corrective action.
Locations (2)
Burlington, Massachusetts, United States
United States
Responsibilities
Review construction agreements to identify obligations and risks
Summarize key terms and recommend revisions
Coordinate approvals with project leadership and legal counsel
Review prime contracts, subcontracts, purchase orders, and related forms
Create and maintain project compliance checklists and obligation logs
Requirements
Associate or bachelor’s degree in business administration