Full-Time
CLM Analyst
Owens & Minor
10,001+ employees
Global medical supplies and logistics provider
No salary listed
India
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- 3+ years Experience in contract management, procurement, or a related field, with a strong preference for expertise in using the Coupa platform.
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Law, Supply Chain Management, or a related field.
- Strong understanding of contract law, procurement processes, and best practices in contract management.
- Excellent negotiation and communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with vendors and internal stakeholders.
- Proficient in the use of Coupa and other procurement software.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment
- Lead the management of contract creation, execution, and analysis for the purpose of maximizing financial and operational performance and minimizing risk.
- Ensure all contracts are compliant with company policies and government regulations.
- Oversee the contract lifecycle within Coupa, including initial requests, drafting, signing, renewals, and termination.
- Collaborate closely with procurement, legal, finance, and other relevant departments to ensure contracts are aligned with company goals and legal requirements.
- Utilize Coupa to provide visibility into contract statuses, compliance, and performance analytics
- Develop and implement processes for efficient and streamlined contract management in Coupa.
- Train and guide team members on using Coupa for contracts management.
- Stay updated on industry practices and regulations related to contracts management.
Owens & Minor delivers healthcare products and related services to providers and patients. It has two segments: Products, which sells medical and surgical supplies and patient care items under its own brands or third-party labels; and Healthcare Services, which handles logistics, inventory management, transportation, warehousing, plus value-added services like custom procedure trays and sterilization. The company stands out by offering an integrated mix of products and end-to-end supply-chain services in one partner, helping facilities simplify purchasing and logistics. Its goal is to help healthcare providers operate more efficiently, lower costs, and improve patient care.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Mechanicsville, Iowa
Founded
1882
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- New C-suite leadership brings 30+ years supply chain expertise to drive operational automation.
- Platinum Equity private ownership enables aggressive cost optimization and margin expansion initiatives.
- Strategic product portfolio expansion into acute, non-acute, and adjacent healthcare markets underway.
What critics are saying
- Platinum Equity cost-cutting erodes service quality, driving hospital clients to Henry Schein competitors.
- Anthem lawsuit exposes multimillion-dollar overpayment liabilities and damages critical provider relationships.
- $600M debt offering balloons interest costs, triggering covenant breaches by late 2027.
What makes Owens & Minor unique
- Vertically integrated model spans manufacturing, distribution, and healthcare services across full value chain.
- 14,000+ employees globally with 80% North American manufacturing in Halyard Products Division.
- Comprehensive portfolio includes surgical products, patient care supplies, logistics, and custom procedure trays.
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Company News
Owens & Minor names Darby Thompson VP of Strategic Business Development. April 7, 2026- Darby Thompson is joining Owens & Minor as Vice President (VP), Strategic Business Development and will report to Dean Huibregtse, Senior Vice President (SVP) Strategic Business Development. After working in various Commercial Account roles at Owens & Minor in the early 2000s, Darby went on to lead business development strategies in the industry and most recently served as the Director of Health System Strategy at Hanger Clinic. He is bringing his over 25 years of healthcare experience and a proven track record in business development with IDNs and GPOs to Owens & Minor.
Owens & Minor, a global healthcare solutions company, has appointed Colin Bain as Chief Products Officer, effective immediately. Bain will oversee the growth of Owens & Minor's product portfolio across acute, non-acute and adjacent markets. Bain brings 35 years of experience in medical device manufacturing, healthcare services and consumer goods. He most recently served as a partner at Javelyst Healthcare Challengers and previously was president of Premier's S2S Global manufacturing company, where he expanded product portfolios and strengthened supply chain resilience programmes. The appointment comes as Owens & Minor operates as a private standalone company under Platinum Equity's portfolio following a transaction completed on 31 December 2025. The company serves hospitals and healthcare systems globally with over 14,000 employees worldwide.
Owens & Minor has appointed Dirk Benson as Chief Commercial Officer, effective immediately. Benson will oversee enterprise-wide commercial strategy and manage the company's US sales organisation, operations and customer service teams. Benson brings over 30 years of healthcare industry experience, most recently serving as president of US Distribution Business for Henry Schein. He previously spent 27 years at Medline Industries in senior leadership positions. The appointment comes as Owens & Minor transitions to private ownership under Platinum Equity, which acquired the company's medical distribution and healthcare services business on 31st December 2025. The company continues to operate under the Owens & Minor name with more than 14,000 employees worldwide.
Platinum Equity will acquire the Products & Healthcare Services (P&HS) segment of Owens & Minor for $375 million. Owens & Minor will retain a 5% interest in the segment. The transaction is expected to close by the end of the year.
A Grimes healthcare distribution center owned by Owens & Minor will close in July, laying off 62 workers.