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Punit Tejura
Procurement Manager
I started at HM Land Registry (HMLR) as an apprentice in the Operations (Service Delivery) directorate in 2014. I have undertaken multiple roles since starting, including:
I am now working within the Finance and Business Services Directorate, within the commercial team, as Procurement Manager.
I have found every role I have worked in interesting. I have learned huge amounts about land registration, what it takes to deliver a public service and the decisions that have to be taken to manage public money well.
Goods and services that I have procured are supporting the organisation to deliver its objectives in keeping the property market secure – it really is very satisfying to see them in action.
This sounds like a big cliché: no two days are ever the same. The role varies from processing and approving day-to-day spend in line with government and departmental policy right through to working with finance colleagues on invoicing or legal colleagues on contractual matters.
A procurement requires lots of planning, thinking and collaborating with colleagues. A typical day would include meeting with colleagues and stakeholders to provide commercial advice, gathering and discussing requirements, and completing procurement documentation.
The Commercial Team plays a vital role in supporting the organisation deliver its objectives. The commercial activity I undertake and the decisions I make support and influence the direction of the organisation. I take great pleasure in standing back and looking at the services I procured to help deliver a public service and make a difference to the conveyancing process.
HM Land Registry is a great place to work, with plenty of development opportunities, both personal and professional. I have seen many people around me flourish and excel at things they hadn’t previously considered; opportunities within the organisation allowed for this.