Mixxos Group

We have an exciting opportunity to join our client, an established and growing B2B organisation who are a leader in their industry. They are looking for a Junior Product Category Manager to join their expanding team. This role is responsible for supporting and developing product offerings across defined markets. As a Junior Product Category Manager, you will work closely with Category Managers, suppliers, internal stakeholders and customers. The successful candidate will have experience within a product category, buyer role. This opportunity is ideal for someone looking to progress their career within buying. Benefits for a Junior Product Category Manager: 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays + birthday off EAP Medicash plan after probation Death in service x 2 Free parking onsite Key Responsibilities for a Junior Product Category Manager: Support development and execution of product category strategy, including range planning and market positioning Identify new opportunities for product diversification, range expansion and sales growth Assist in New Product Introduction (NPI), including market research, supplier selection, costing and go-to-market planning Build and manage supplier relationships, including sourcing, negotiation, performance monitoring and lead time optimisation Monitor product performance and support continuous improvement initiatives Collaborate cross-functionally with sales, purchasing and technical teams to ensure alignment, compliance and customer satisfaction Maintain accurate product data and support pricing strategies while ensuring adherence to company policies, compliance standards, and health and safety requirements Essential Skills for a Junior Product Category Manager: Proven experience within a product category, buyer role Proficient in Microsoft Office and experience with ERP systems If you feel you can be a good fit for this role, then please apply now!

Regulatory Lawyer Milton Keynes - Hybrid (2 days office / 3 days remote) £46.70 - £55.00 per hour Initial 2-month contract Immediate start We are seeking an experienced Regulatory or Public Law Solicitor to join a leading professional body on an interim basis. This role sits at the heart of the organisation's governance and regulatory decision-making processes, supporting statutory committees and tribunals to ensure outcomes are fair, transparent and legally robust. You will act as a neutral and independent legal advisor, ensuring that committee proceedings are conducted in line with regulations and that decisions are properly recorded and defensible. Day to Day Duties: Provide procedural and legal advice to regulatory and disciplinary committees Attend committee meetings and act as Secretary, ensuring governance standards and regulatory frameworks are followed Review investigation reports and case documentation ahead of committee hearings Provide clear procedural guidance to decision-makers throughout the process Draft and review legal documentation, committee minutes and formal records of decisions Ensure decisions are accurately documented and compliant with relevant regulations Support the approval and finalisation of records of decisions and committee outcomes Respond to queries relating to committee procedures, decisions and governance processes Maintain strict neutrality and independence when advising committees and supporting their decision-making What we are looking for: Legally qualified with post-qualification experience in a regulatory, tribunal, judicial or committee environment Experience supporting or advising committees, panels or tribunals Strong understanding of governance, regulations and procedural frameworks Experience reviewing reports and complex case documentation Strong legal drafting skills, including minutes and formal decision records Ability to provide clear procedural advice to non-lawyers Excellent written and verbal communication skills Proven ability to manage queries and stakeholder relationships across regulatory or governance environments A clear understanding of the importance of impartiality, neutrality and committee independence This role would particularly suit candidates with experience working within: Professional regulators Disciplinary bodies Tribunal or hearing environments Fitness to practise or professional conduct frameworks For example organisations such as: ACCA CIMA NMC HCPC Other professional or statutory regulatory bodies If you are experienced in advising committees within a regulatory or governance environment and are available for an immediate interim assignment, please apply or get in touch to discuss further.