Leading Procurement Strategy

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"Great to see a relevant and rich set of practical tools, several of which, including the sourcing gemstone, we use in our organization. This book can help equip talent of the future for the growing business value that procurement can drive and achieve." * Michael DeWitt, Vice President Global Procurement, Walmart International * "Leading Procurement Strategy enables any supply chain professional to not only understand the strategic importance of procurement, but also appreciate how a procurement function can create, shape and influence the strategic direction of a company. The dimensional approach is rich with possibilities that any organization can apply, regardless of their procurement maturity." * Karen Davies, Senior Director Materials Sourcing and Planning at Nike * "Procurement will make a huge difference to the future of our planet if we live up to our responsibility. We therefore need more people to join the effort and this book shows the opportunity and provides you with practical approaches to get there." * Thomas Udesen, Chief Procurement Officer, Bayer and Co-founder of the Sustainable Procurement Pledge * "The future of procurement is promising and exciting, procurement will continue to innovate, become more digitized and grow its contributions to sustainability. This book will help equip more leaders of the future to help make the progress happen!" * Ninian Wilson, Group CPO, Vodafone * "Provides insight about the role of procurement and how it is critical for any organization's performance enhancement. The authors share great content about how procurement decisions directly impact business community as well as creating competitive advantage for the organization." * Lindle Hatton, CEO, National Association of Procurement Officials * "Powerfully insightful and a rich source of information that demystifies the complexities of today's global supply chains. With sage actionable thoughts, it is an essential companion in transforming procurement leadership strategy, which is certainly an integral element of creating value in the NGO sector." * Mark Spencer, Director of Procurement and Supply Chain, Mercy Corps *