Public Procurement: Legal and Regulatory Framework

8th Oct 2023 4pm - 6pm
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Our guest speakers aim to discuss frameworks, looking at laws and regulations, transparency and competition, procurement methods, thresholds, documentation and record keeping, contract authorities, dispute resolution, ethical standards and anti-corruption measures, sustainable procurement, training and capacity building, as well as monitoring and enforcement.

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EVENT SPEAKER

Chief Pascal Egwim FCIPS

Director General & CEO, Imo State Bureau of Public Procurement and Price Intelligence

Pascal holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management and a post graduate professional Diploma (MCIPS) and a Fellowship (FCIPS) from the premier Chartered Institute of Procurement &Supply Management, UK. What he bring's to the table include over 25 years of Logistics, Contracting, Procurement & Supply Chain Management experience and expertise in the government and Oil &Gas Sectors. Overall Contract Management, Total Cost of Ownership Concepts, Strategic Cost Leadership Concepts and the Shell Core values of Honesty. Currently serving the Government and people of Imo State, Nigeria as Director General and CEO at the Bureau of Public Procurement and Price Intelligence.

Fatai Idowu Onafowote

Director General, Lagos State Public Procurement Agency

Fatai works on ensuring value for money in Public Procurement

Simon Annan FCIPS

President, Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS)

• Over 21 years of continuous experience in Procurement and Supply Chain Management
• Currently oversee 10 subsidiary companies with overall responsibility of developing and Managing procurement and supply chain function across the group. The subsidiaries companies are specialist in Telecommunications, construction, oil and Gas, Retail Business, Tourism and skills development, computer assembling, Media Services etc

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Public Procurement: Legal and Regulatory Framework

CIPS Nigeria Branch

Programme

Please note this webinar is in West Africa Time (WAT)
4:00pm - Welcome and Introduction
4:15pm - First Speaker Presentation
4:35pm - Second Speaker Presentation
4:55pm - Third Speaker Presentation
5:15pm - Q&A
5:55pm - Closing Formalities
6:00pm - Webinar Close (approx.)

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