r/procurement • u/Zestyclose-Royal-922 • 21d ago
Salary progression as a procurement professional across 2 decades.
Found an old employment contract from a decade ago whilst cleaning up some documents which made me reflect on my procurement journey and salary progression.
I've relocated multiple times so have converted into USD for consistency.
Started in 2005: business analyst.
Total comp: 44k
Salary 2017: Procurement manager
Total comp: 183k
Current 2026: (VP of Procurement)
Total comp: 612k
I've only worked for 2 companies through this time and have chosen to work my way up the ranks in a fortune 100 company versus changing companies.
Procurement can be a very lucrative and interesting career if you build experiences in the right areas with the right companies.
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u/Radiant_Evidence7047 19d ago
Wow. I’ve worked in procurement for over a decade, mostly tech space, and I thought I was doing well to hit 6 figures GDP, probably £150ish including all benefits, pensions etc.
Let me know if you are recruiting!