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The
Scotland Excel Conference and Exhibition will give you the opportunity
to interact with the presenters by hosting a live poll providing
instant feedback on the thoughts and opinions of your fellow
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| 08.30 |
Registration
& Exhibition |
| 10.00 |
Welcome |
| 10.10 |
Keynote
Address
Ruth
Parsons
Head
of Public Service Reform and Efficiency Group, Scottish
Government
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| 10.30 |
Scotland
Excel – raising the standard together
David
Martin
Chief Executive, Renfrewshire Council, and
Dorothy
Cowie
Project Director, Scotland Excel
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| 11.00 |
Coffee
and Exhibition |
| 11.30 |
Morning
Breakout Sessions
1.
Strategic use of e-sourcing tools in the collaborative
procurement landscape
Lara
Cook,
Neil Stewart,
eProcurement Scotl@nd and
Geoff
Clark,
Scotland Excel
2.
Procurement competencies for the 21st century
Irene
McCulloch and Jackie
Foster, Scottish Government and
Steve Thorpe,
Strategy Manager, London Borough of Havering
3. Sustainable procurement – a case study
Sylvia
Gray
Vice-Chair, Sustainable Scotland Network
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Collaboration in practice – a case study
Yvonne
Yule
Scotland Excel,
David
Burnie
Renfrewshire Council
Nick
Halliday
Ford Motor Company Ltd, and
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Demonstrating value – key performance indicators
for procurement
Jennifer
Smith
Scottish Procurement Directorate, and
Local
Authority representative
6. Supplier Development Programme
Pauline
Wilkie
Supplier Development Programme
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| 12.15 |
Ask
the panel question time and live poll |
| 12.45 |
Lunch
and Exhibition |
| 13.45 |
Living
with change
Stephen
Gribben
Managing Partner, Executive Development
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| 14.10 |
Transforming
Procurement
Kim
Godwin
Head of Supply Chain, BAA
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| 14.40 |
Coffee
and Exhibition |
| 15.05 |
Afternoon
Breakout Sessions
1.
Strategic use of e-sourcing tools in the collaborative
procurement landscape
Lara
Cook,
Neil Stewart,
eProcurement Scotl@nd and
Geoff
Clark,
Scotland Excel
2.
Procurement competencies for the 21st century
Irene
McCulloch and Jackie
Foster, Scottish Government and
Steve Thorpe,
Strategy Manager, London Borough of Havering
3. Sustainable procurement – a case study
Sylvia
Gray
Vice-Chair, Sustainable Scotland Network
4.
Collaboration in practice – a case study
Yvonne
Yule
Scotland Excel,
David
Burnie
Renfrewshire Council
Nick
Halliday
Ford Motor Company Ltd, and
5.
Demonstrating value – key performance indicators
for procurement
Jennifer
Smith
Scottish Procurement Directorate, and
Local
Authority representative
6. Supplier Development Programme
Pauline
Wilkie
Supplier Development Programme
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| 15.50 |
Chair’s
closing address |
| 16.10 |
Close |
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Programme
may be subject to change |
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