“Activate ESG and Value Creation through Procurement to Accelerate Growth and Strengthen Business Resilience”

Overcoming the unexpected through renewed Procurement expertise

The Procurement function currently find itself at the convergence of today’s challenges: economic, societal, environmental, technological and geo-political. The return to value creation after decades of focusing on price reductions and managing sourcing and reputational risks is becoming extremely complex in a multi-polar and uncertain world.

The Procurement function should contribute to give the world a chance to become socially and environmentally viable

I believe in operational consulting that offers an outside view of current issues, expertise and knowledge of Artificial Intelligence tools, experienced and unconventional, disruptive because freed from the constraints of everyday life. I also believe in the powerful complementary effectiveness of training, coaching and mentoring.

My approach contributes to the development of the Procurement and Suppliers eco-system, supporting the functions in their contribution to giving the world a chance to become socially and environmentally viable.

Shaping the future by reconsidering the Procurement Operating Models

Procurement Departments need General Management to listen to them. For their part, General Management needs Procurement operating models that are more resilient than ever, functions capable of assessing the long-term economic, environmental and societal impact of the recommendations they develop and recommend.

Implementing a resilient approach to Procurement 

To ensure that Procurement Departments are heard and followed up on projects with an impact on the economic, environmental and reputational future of companies, it is important to go beyond current best practices. Let’s consider implementing a resilient approach to the way Procurement operates.

PROPOSALS

consulting

Renewing Procurement operating model to overcome upcoming challenges

Training & Mentoring

Supporting the Procurement Function in the age of AI

 

Keynotes

Fostering the emergence of a visionary perspective for the procurement function

PUBLICATIONS

Artificial Intelligence or Emotional Intelligence ?

Artificial Intelligence or Emotional Intelligence ?

Numerous publications focus on the role that artificial intelligence will play in the future of all professions, including procurement. However, emotional intelligence, which enables us to build relationships and create commercial value, remains an irreplaceable...

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The EU on the way to banning forced labor. March 8, 2024

The EU on the way to banning forced labor. March 8, 2024

In January this year, the Council and the European  Parliament reached a crucial agreement on banning forced labor products from the EU market. The provisional agreement must now be approved and formally adopted by both institutions. This agreement represents a...

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“For a restorative procurement policy” Published in Le Monde on May 16, 2023

“For a restorative procurement policy” Published in Le Monde on May 16, 2023

While the CSRD is being implemented, the practice of regenerative procurement allows companies to improve their financial and non-financial results. Imagining new virtuous approaches that go beyond the deleterious practices of excessive competition should contribute to regenerating, day after day, the ecosystem of companies, and therefore the environment and society.

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“For a restorative procurement policy” Published in Le Monde on May 16, 2023

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to weigh on world trade, the inversion of the balance of power between companies and their suppliers, which is responsible for the rise in costs, could become sustainable. Article published in Le Monde on November 5, 2021

Could we have foreseen that the Covid crisis, which had already damaged value chains in the winter of 2020, would continue to severely disrupt the entire global industry? Companies built their 2021 budgets on the assumption that the crisis would only last a few months, until everything was back to normal and everyone was back to their old lives

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