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Motive is seeking a Vice President of Procure-to-Pay to lead, scale, and transform the company's global end-to-end procurement, strategic sourcing, and purchasing operations. Reporting to executive leadership, this role owns the overarching vision, organizational architecture, and cross-functional strategies that ensure Motive maximizes commercial leverage, scales efficiently, and maintains robust operational controls across all business units.
Key responsibilities include architecting and executing Motive's global procure-to-pay strategy across strategic sourcing, vendor management, purchasing operations, and continuous process transformation. You will drive enterprise-wide cost savings initiatives and value creation by leading high-stakes profitability initiatives, commercial frameworks, and vendor portfolio strategies. The role requires direct involvement in negotiating critical, high-value vendor contracts, particularly across enterprise software, technology infrastructure, and global business services.
You will ensure P2P systems are best-in-class and designed to scale for growth both in volume and globally, developing processes to be efficient and automated by leveraging AI and other tools while maintaining compliance to public company standards. This position serves as a core partner to the C-suite and departmental senior leaders across Finance, Accounting, IT, Legal, Security, Workplace, and G&A to enable strategic corporate priorities.
Additional responsibilities include establishing enterprise-grade procurement policies, risk mitigation frameworks, and internal controls; defining and optimizing the end-to-end intake, review, and governance model for enterprise-wide vendor onboarding; establishing advanced spend analytics and vendor performance scorecards; building and scaling a world-class global organization across procurement operations, accounts payable, and strategic sourcing; and directing departmental capital allocation and budget management.
Success is measured by delivering enterprise-level savings, establishing a responsive procurement engine that balances control with speed, implementing robust scalable systems supporting global expansion, elevating vendor selection standards and executive-level negotiations, and instilling an accountable, data-driven operating culture.
