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Rob Whitehead
IT Software Category Manager at Post Office Ltd
Rob Whitehead is a seasoned commercial technology professional, currently serving as the Category Lead for Technology Products and Services at Crown Commercial Service.
With a decade of experience in technology procurement and category management within government, Rob brings a wealth of expertise to his role. Prior to his government service, he gained extensive contract management experience in both private and public sectors.
His core skills encompass a wide range of areas including strategy development, customer and supplier relationship management, workshop facilitation, needs assessment and identification, as well as the production of tender documents, business cases, source plans, and category strategies.
Rob's exceptional work was recognized when he was highly commended at the GO Awards 2015 for Procurement Innovation or Initiative of the Year. He also holds the MCIPS certification.
In terms of education, Rob pursued studies in Level 4 NVQ Supply Chain Management at APO Materials Management Ltd, Physics and Environmental Systems Management at Nottingham Trent University, as well as Environment and International Development at The Open University.
Throughout his career, Rob held various roles at prominent organizations such as Post Office Ltd, Crown Commercial Service, Buying Solutions, Connexions Norfolk, and Johnson Service Group, Inc, where he honed his skills and made significant contributions.
His diverse background in technology procurement, contract management, and category leadership positions him as a reputable figure in the industry, equipped with the knowledge and experience to drive organizational success.
Highlights
More at TechUK - this time Technology Products on the 23rd April. Initial supplier engagement around Technology Products 3. Please come and talk to us, we want an agreement that works for customers and suppliers alike. More events will be announced shortly if you can't make it.
We are looking at how better cover emerging technology and innovation within CCS, outside of the traditional framework agreement. There will be a supplier workshop at TechUK on the 5th March to share our thoughts so far and get supplier feedback and ideas.
Please come along and talk to us! You can sign up on the following link
