Eduardo Oliveira

I am an experienced procurement and logistics professional who have worked in various sectors including for impact (known as not-for-profit), international development, mining and maritime (ports operations). In the international development sector, I have acquired experience overseeing procurement and logistics activities in the Middle-East, North Africa and Southeast Asia in line with the requirements of donors such as USAID, Global Affairs Canada, DFID UK and UNDP. I have also acquired Procurement and Contract Management experience working for the world’s leading mining companies, Rio Tinto and BHP, in various roles within the Procurement and Supply Chain department as well as in the Maritime/Ports Operations sector. I am skilled in negotiation, category strategy, drafting procurement policies and procedures, contract management and team leadership, and am passionate about sustainability in procurement and eliminate modern slavery in the supply chain. My commitment to continuous improvement also extends to my own professional development. I’m currently completing the Advanced Diploma in Procurement and Supply at the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) and previously I completed a Diploma in Procurement and Supply (CIPS), a master of commerce (major in Finance) at the University of Western Australia and a bachelor’s degree in International Relations in Brazil.