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EPISODE · May 31, 2020 · 9 MIN

77. Driving competitiveness through a supplier diversity

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Guest Name : Lawrence Kane, COP-GOV, CSP, CIAP,  Innovative sourcing & procurement leader.  Language : English, Publication date:  May, 31. 2020 Lawrence Kane, COP-GOV, CSP, CIAP was inducted into SIG Sourcing Supernova  Hall of Fame in 2018 for pioneering leadership in strategic sourcing,  procurement, supplier innovation, and digital transformation. The  bestselling author of 19 books, he has been interviewed by FOX, The Jim  Bohannon Show, Computerworld, Forbes, Art of Procurement, Police  Magazine, and more. He is also a contributing author to the  Outsourcing Professional Body of Knowledge (OPBOK), Strategic Sourcing  in the New Economy, Unpacking Collaborative Bidding, Ask an Expert,  Fighter’s Fact Book 2, Wicked Wisdom, Campfire Tales from Hell, Beyond  the Picket Fence, and The Problem of Practical Karate. Connect him on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrenceakane/ Highlights from the Show Include: Lawrence explains the essential of supplier diversity and why does it matter for the organizations and businesses. The value of having a supplier diversity; what and where there are opportunities. A few tips in making a diversity happens in procurement

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