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Procurement Leaders Forum - Singapore 2012: Developing suppliers & building teams in Asia - responses to a changing world

PROCUREMENT LEADERS FORUM 2012 - SINGAPORE

13 September 2012
£499.00
The Procurement Leaders Forum in Singapore will be held on 13 September 2012.

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Developing suppliers and building teams in Asia – responses to a changing world

CPOs operating in the booming Asian economies face a number of complex challenges, from currency and commodity volatility to talent shortages and a huge variety of supply and supplier risk. At the same time, as the centre of global business continues to shift eastwards, those challenges will become greater.

Only by raising the performance of the procurement function and supply community will CPOs be able to overcome those challenges – and it’s the main reason why supplier development and talent management are two of the hottest topics for Asia-based procurement leaders today.

During the 2012 Procurement Leaders Forum in Singapore, senior executives from across Asia will gather to debate these and other pressing issues.

Supplier development

Suppliers are a crucial ingredient of growth. How can CPOs ensure they are fully aligned with the company vision and their capabilities are mature enough to add value.

Knowing the risks

Global organisations operate alongside a complex, and growing, variety of risks and procurement is directly impacted by most of them. Currency volatility, supplier failure, product shortages, can all significantly affect margin performance. How can CPOs prepare?

A shifting world

For generations, western Europe and North America have been the consuming nations of the world. But as wealth continues to shift east, organisations are having to shift their strategies to cope. How are CPOs affected?

A talent problem

Attracting talent in Asia is a huge problem. Keeping hold of talent is an even bigger one. What are the techniques at the CPOs’ disposal to help cope?

Where next?

China will be the sourcing destination of choice for many years. But, increasingly, certain regions are becoming hotspots for certain industries. So where should CPOs be looking to next?

Currency cocktails

The tools available to CPOs to help manage currency inflation and risk. 


To register your interest in this event, please email Fouad Katat at f.katat@procurementleaders.com

For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Rudy Bonura at r.bonura@procurementleaders.com or Nuno Cruz at n.cruz@procurementleaders.com





SPEAKERS






Nis-Peter   Iwersen
Nis-Peter Iwersen
VP purchasing Asia Pacific
Schaeffler Group
Remko   Van Hoek
Remko Van Hoek
Global procurement director
PwC
Angela   Zhang
Angela Zhang
Senior director, global sourcing
Sony Mobile Communications
Jan   Piskadlo
Jan Piskadlo
Procurement director emerging markets Asia Pacific & Japan
GlaxoSmithKline
Bhavesh   Shah
Bhavesh Shah
Group VP & CPO
Firmenich
Ramesh   Krishnamoorthy
Ramesh Krishnamoorthy
Global procurement director APAC & Japan
Hewlett Packard




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