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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2021 · 1H 8M

Purchasing Groups: NSA Breaks Down Why You Should Join a GPO

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Whether you’re new to the industry or just starting out you’ve likely at least heard purchasing groups mentioned. We sat down with one such group to give you an idea of why you might want to join. This month’s episode is fortunate to feature three members from the NSA (National Service Alliance) team. The conversation is led by NSA President, Michael Conrad, with input from Debbie Wakefield, the Director of Member Services, and Ryan LeMire, the Director of Business Development. Michael has been in the industry for 30 years, primarily working in the supplier and distribution space. He’s also served in a variety of leadership positions, becoming a reliable and trustworthy expert in supply chain management. Debbie has been with NSA for about 13 years and prior to that, she owned her own cleaning business. Ryan, himself, has been with the team for two years and he works specifically to bring on new members. Read More about this Episode: https://bit.ly/3FY8b9f Podcast Website: https://bit.ly/3tXRdAz Questions or interested in joining us as a guest? Email us at [email protected].

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