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CIPS awards - rewarding the development of a strategic imperative
Procurement and Supply Chain Management are the strategic imperatives that will empower South Africa’s economy to remain and become more globally competitive going forward.
In his opening address at the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS) Procurement Awards dinner, Alec Erwin discussed the country’s need for greater skills development to bolster local organisational growth and to make South Africa an attractive business partner to the international business community.
The former minister congratulated the nominees for demonstrating an innovative resourcefulness to Procurement and Supply Chain Management that enable them to conduct business globally, while contracting benefits to the local community.
SmartProcurement was in attendance and congratulates the winners in the eight award categories.
Best Procurement ProjectAbsa
Best People Development InitiativeTransnet
Best Procurement CommunityNewmont Ghana Gold
Best Procurement Professional of the Year – FemaleSashnee Mangroo of The Aveng Group
Best Procurement Professional of the Year – MaleGeorge Brakoh of Newmont Ghana Gold
Best Supplier Relationship Management
TBC
Best Process Improvement Initiative (Sponsored by Procurement Education and training provider Commerce Edge Academy)Standard Bank
Best Supplier Diversity ProjectNewmont Ghana Gold
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Best Green Procurement Organisation (Sponsored by Absa)Standard Bank
May 5, 2010
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