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Imerys fournit des solutions à base de minéraux destinées à des applications industrielles, de la construction aux biens de consommation.

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Le groupe

Imerys est le leader mondial des spécialités minérales pour l’industrie avec un chiffre d’affaires de 3,4 milliards d’euros en 2025 et 12 300 salariés répartis dans 40 pays. Le Groupe offre des solutions à haute valeur ajoutée et fonctionnelles pour un grand nombre de secteurs et marchés en forte croissance, comme ceux des solutions pour la Transition Énergétique et de la construction durable mais aussi celui des solutions naturelles pour les biens de consommation.

Imerys s’appuie sur sa maîtrise des applications, ses connaissances technologiques et son expertise dans les sciences des matériaux pour proposer des solutions apportant des propriétés essentielles aux produits de ses clients et à leurs performances. Dans le cadre de son engagement à se développer de manière responsable, Imerys propose des produits et procédés respectueux de l’environnement en plus d’accompagner ses clients dans leurs efforts de décarbonation. Imerys est coté sur Euronext Paris (France) sous le code NK.PA. Le Poste Legal Manager & Business Partner for Purchasing EMEA

Description du Poste

The Legal Manager

  • Purchasing EMEA is a senior position within the Europe
  • Middle East
  • Africa (EMEA) Regional Business Legal Function, a highly engaged and collaborative team of 20 legal professionals and assistants spread across 5 countries. The Legal Manager
  • Purchasing EMEA will oversee and manage all legal aspects related to the centralised purchasing activities (so-called “Category Purchases”) of the Imerys Group across the EMEA region and headquarters-led worldwide purchases. S/he will manage 2 legal counsel both based in Paris and have functional oversight of 2 additional Business Legal counsel whose scope includes strategic purchasing activities. Reporting to the General Counsel EMEA, this role acts as a strategic Business Partner. The objective is to lead and continuously develop the purchasing legal function as a unified, data-driven strategic partnership that scales alongside business needs.

Key responsibilities

include: 1. People Management and Team Leadership

  • Lead, mentor, and develop a team of legal professionals
  • Ensure roles and responsibilities are clearly allocated, oversee workload distribution and track adequacy of resources to needs, manage the performance and professional development of the team, including through regular meetings and feedback sessions. Foster a collaborative, high-performance culture within the legal team, encouraging proactivity and self-leadership as well as knowledge-sharing, innovation and continuous improvement. 2. Legal
  • Support for Purchasing Contracts
  • Provide senior-level legal advice on a wide range of purchasing agreements, specifically covering raw materials, transportation services, energy, mining services and heavy mobile equipment (HME), indirect purchases and IT, CAPEX, industrial equipment and services (IES), chemicals, and packaging.
  • Ensure strict compliance with applicable laws and regulations, including anti-bribery regulations, competition laws, and import/export restrictions. Oversee the drafting, review, and negotiation of robust contracts related to the purchasing of goods and services. While leading the function, maintain a hands-on approach by personally contributing to and drafting key strategic or complex agreements
  • Lead the development, maintenance, and continuous optimization of standard templates, clause books and playbooks to ensure efficiency and risk mitigation across the EMEA region. 3. Compliance and Regulatory Monitoring With the Compliance team, design and implement the role of the legal team with respect to Responsible Purchasing initiatives. Oversee the implementation and adherence to corporate compliance policies, including anti-corruption policies.
  • Monitor legal developments in the EMEA region that are relevant to Purchasing matters. 4. Dispute Resolution and Risk Management
  • Manage and resolve disputes with suppliers, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation when necessary. Mitigate risks related to contract performance, payment terms, and the delivery of goods and services.
  • Work proactively with internal and external stakeholders to prevent legal disputes and mitigate legal exposure.
  • Provide legal training and guidance to Purchasing teams on managing contractual obligations and risks. 5. Collaboration and reporting Actively participate in Monthly Purchasing Management Team Meetings, regular 1-on-1s with the Purchasing VP, and other key leadership meetings to ensure full visibility into the Purchasing function's roadmap. You will contribute directly to strategic discussions and project kick-offs, proactively anticipating legal needs and aligning high-level priorities with overarching business objectives.
  • Provide General Counsel EMEA with regular reports on legal risks, compliance issues, and team performance related to Purchasing; adhere to Legal Department and Group reporting processes.
  • Collaborate with the other EMEA Business Legal Teams to ensure a good level of cross-teams information; provide expert support on local purchases requiring specialist knowledge
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with other functions (logistics, supply chain, operations, finance) to ensure legal strategies actively support overall business goals 6. External Counsel Management Develop and maintain a network / panel of external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions for complex Purchasing issues, seeking synergies with the other EMEA Business Legal teams.
  • Ensure value for money and quality control of external legal services; ensure that proper processes are followed for budgeting, cost control and invoice management. Qualifications and competencies: A qualified lawyer with a recognized law degree (Master's, J.D., LL.B, or equivalent international qualification). An advanced degree (LL.M) or focus on procurement or international trade law is a plus. At least 10 years of legal experience in a corporation and/or law firm with a focus on EMEA international work related to commercial contracts and/or dispute resolution. Prior experience managing legal teams in a multinational company, ideally within the EMEA region. Proven ability to lead, mentor, and develop a high-performing legal team. Excellent communication skills and ability to lead through influence and manage cross-functional initiatives Demonstrated expertise in complex negotiations Strong team spirit Pragmatic, solution-oriented business partner mindset Fluency in English is required; proficiency in other languages spoken in the EMEA region is a plus. This role requires a strong legal professional with demonstrated leadership skills who can manage a high-performing legal team while supporting the Purchasing function across a dynamic and diverse region. Site : Paris, France Type de Poste Temps plein et Durée Indeterminée Seuls les problèmes techniques seront gérés via l'adresse mail ci-dessous: recruiting.support@ imerys.com MERCI DE NE PAS ENVOYER DE CVs OU DE CANDIDATURES A CETTE ADRESSE MAIL CAR ILS NE SERONT PAS ETUDIES PAR LES DESTINATAIRES CORRESPONDANTS. Afin de garantir la conformité légale et l'équité de notre processus de recrutement, seules les candiatures reçues via le processus en ligne de notre site officiel de recrutement seront prises en compte.

Prérequis

  • qualified lawyer
  • recognized law degree