Public Procurement and Property

Procurement People of Tomorrow – Buying into Procurement

May 15, 2018 by 1 Comment | Category Procurement People of Tomorrow, Scottish Procurement

When I first applied for my Modern Apprenticeship in procurement back in 2014, I’m ashamed to say I didn’t even know what it was. But here I am four years later, loving my career choice and telling you why it’s such a good idea to come along to our next Procurement People of Tomorrow (PPoT) event – Buying into Procurement.

If you’re new to procurement or have been thinking about procurement as a career choice, there’s no better place than Buying into Procurement for a helping hand. The whole PPoT community will be there to answer questions and share our experiences, and the event also brings together experts from the Scottish public and private sectors. Buying into Procurement is about looking at the future of the profession and the Year of the Young People is the perfect time to get involved.

Be part of that future – come along to Buying into Procurement on Tuesday 22 May 2018 at the Insight Institute, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow from 10.00 am – 3.30 pm.

Who is it for?

The event is aimed at people in the private and public sector who are:

  • Procurement modern apprentices and graduates
  • Supply chain students
  • Graduate and foundation apprentices

Speakers and interactive sessions include:

  • Procurement manager at A.G Barr
  • Nikki Bell: Deputy Director of Procurement and Commercial Policy & Project Assurance
  • Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply representatives
  • Drummond Bridge/ Hays Recruitment representatives
  • Workshop sessions including: sustainability, soft skills, influencing and stakeholder management

Registration

There’s only a limited amount of places still available so sign up on Eventbrite.

For further information please contact: Rachael.hughes@gov.scot.


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Comments

  • Nikki Bell says:

    Been wonderful watching you and our other MAs, graduates and career changers come in to our profession and keep us on our toes!

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