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Effective Ethical Procurement
Ensure Ethical Practices in Your Organisations Procurement Processes
Chaired by
Gillian King
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Overview
Compliance with ethical procurement regulations is essential for ensuring proper procedures are in place within your organisation. Now more than ever understanding and effectively applying these regulations allows for the appropriate and vital steps to tackle key ethical issues and ensure transparency and accountability in the procurement process.
Attend our Effective Ethical Procurement course with Procurement Specialist, Gillian King, to explore best practice for ethical procurement. Ensure compliance with domestic and international ethical standards and effectively monitor and challenge ethical issues.
Through interactive workshops ensure your procurement procedures are fit for purpose and take away a toolkit to aid ethical purchasing decisions.
Procurement Professional & Trainer
Gillian King is a highly experienced procurement professional and trainer, with over 20 years’ experience in global procurement and supply chain management, working for government and multinational corporations in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Her sector experience is as a procurement professional, initially with the Civil Service in the UK Home Office and later as a global category leader for Zurich Financial Services, where her group annual spend was in excess of $400 M.
More recently she has provided consultancy and training to international government and ‘Blue Chip’ organisations in Abu Dhabi and Singapore, specialising in ...
Gillian King
Learning Outcomes
Identify the importance of ethics in the procurement process
Understand key ethical issues in public sector procurement
Adopt sustainable ethical practices and standards into the procurement process
Ensure compliance with procurement regulations
Take back an ethical procurement toolkit
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Agenda
09:25 - 09:30 Registration
09:30 - 10:00 Trainer’s Welcome and Clarification of Learning Objectives
10:00 - 11:00 The Procurement Ethics Landscape: Understanding and Complying with Procurement Laws
Comply with the most recent procurement laws and procedures
Ensure compliance with international ethical standards
Identify how Procurement Policy Notes (including 01/19 and 05/19) encourage greater ethical procurement
Explore the impact of the Procurement Bill
11:00 - 11:15 Morning Break
11:15 - 12:15 Best Practice for Ethical Procurement
Explore practices that support ethical procurement
Ensure a competitive and transparent tendering process
Perform due diligence on suppliers and procurement
The role of social responsibility and accountability
12:15 - 13:15 Workshop: Effectively Monitor Ethical Issues within the Procurement Process – Part 1
Identify key areas for potential unethical practice, do your due diligence and establish best practice to effectively eliminate and monitor ethical issues.
Bribery
Favouritism
Conflicts of interest
Confidential Information
13:15 - 14:15 Lunch
14:15 - 15:15 Workshop: Effectively Monitor Ethical Issues within the Procurement Process – Part 2
Corruption
Fraud
Modern Slavery
Human Rights
15:15 - 16:00 Workshop: Develop a Toolkit to Support Ethical Procurement
This session provides an opportunity to identify and overcome weaknesses in your organisation’s procurement procedures and practices.
Ensure procurement procedures are fit for purpose
Develop strategies to be more effective at ethical procurement
Take back a toolkit to support ethical procurement
16:00 - 16:15 Feedback, Evaluation and Close
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