cips president – mission 2013

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

CIPS President – Mission 2013 CIPS Branch MeetingSouthampton 14th March 2013

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

1980’sGetting Qualified•Physics Degree•ICI – Chartered Engineer

•Open Windows in Engineering

•Young Engineer for Britain

• Met Steve at Manchester University ‘82 - married ‘87

1990’sGetting Going • ICI / Zeneca• Production Manager• BPR Leader• Supply Chain Manager

• Fellow RSA• Starbucks Cool Coaching Project Leader

• Chair PTA / Chair School Governors

• Natalie 90, Naomi 94

2000’sKeeping Going• AstraZeneca•Director Outsourcing •Head UK Purchasing•Global Procurement Transformation Programme Leader

• Head R&D Procurement

•CIPS Member / Fellow•Natalie to University ‘09

2010’s What next?•Novartis•Head Development Strategic Sourcing

•Chair / President CIPS•CIPS Modernisation Project Sponsor

•Numi to University ‘12

Who is Paula Gildert?

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

• Raise Awareness & Profile of Procurement & Supply Chain as a Profession

• Build responsibility for Leadership & Legacy in our Community of Practice

What do I want to achieve as President?

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

• Promote & Develop our Value proposition – a new winning strategy that goes beyond savings

What do I want to achieve as President?

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

20102011

20122013

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Novartis Pharma - Development Gen Meds Cost Reduction Performance

Savings $m

An Example

7% 10% 9%Target 9%

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Continuous Improvement

Cost

Innovation & Insight

Quality & Service

Assurance of supply & risk

mitigation

Corporate responsibility

What does Value Beyond Savings look like?

DSS – 2012 Executive Summary Dashboard

Productivity

eROI

Measure YTD / Target / LO Status

Cost savingsOther Development

Cost savingsOther Novartis Div

Cost Avoidance

TPC reduction

Measure YTD Target Status

Savings

Spend*

Savings %*

LO 2012

7 | Development Strategic Sourcing| Pharma Dev| Dec 2012 | Sourcing Productivity | Business Use Only

2012 Sourcing Productivity Savings Development GenMed Dec 2012 YTD: USD 120m

*based on succeed actuals

Ahead of run rate/target 70-90% of run rate/target <70% of run rate/target90 -100% rate/target

eAuction Spend (w/Projections), $M

DSS - BSC 2012 Executive Summary

People

Customer Suppliers

Internal Processes

Ahead of run rate/target 70-90% of run rate/target <70% of run rate/target

Measure Actual Target Status

Satisfaction*

Measure Actual Target Status

Satisfaction* Baseline

Measure Actual Target Status

Focus on Core Activities*

Measure YTD Target Status

Satisfaction* Baseline

Quality – actions complete Baseline

Study Performance Baseline

* May 2012 DSS pulse check survey results

* July 2012 DSS customer survey.

90 -100% rate/target

8 | Development Strategic Sourcing| Pharma Dev| Dec 2012 | Sourcing Productivity | Business Use Only

*portfolio / portfolio enabling: Oct 2012 data

Development Productivity 2009-2012$1bn in Productivity gains & $900m in Reinvestments

Development $1b Productivity 2009-2012Key Drivers of Success: Embedding productivity in objectives & intro of KPIs Clinical savings through Design Excellence & use of

preferred providers & partners TRD transformation of clinical supply chain and

capacity utilization and process optimization initiatives Better Development and Productivity Mindset

Reinvestment of Savings $900m (90%): Reinvestments to address increased volume

needs: Reinvestments into projects above what was

expected in budget Reinvestments into new innovations Other reinvestments Financial risk management

Productivity delivery

In USD$Mio @ Budget 2012 rates

Total Reinvestment

$900m

Actual 2009

Actual 2010

Actual 2011

Actual 2012

9 | 2012 Update | Neil Johnston | Jan 2013 | Confidential

Development Productivity 2012Enabling reinvestment in the pipeline, building capabilities and improving Pharma bottom line

Reinvestments to address increased volume needs in

IDFR $50m

Example 1

Example 2

Reinvestments into projects/risk management

$174m

Dev Proj 1

Dev Project 2 etc..

Reinvestments into new innovations in Tech Research &

Development $70m

Project 1

Project 2

Project 3

$294m in Reinvestments

10 | 2012 Update | Neil Johnston | Jan 2013 | Confidential

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Thought

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

• Building the Brand on a Global stage

• Building Global Standard

• Building a Global Network

How does CIPS make this a real possibility?

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

Strategic Themes FY14 +

Public Good

Leading the Global Standard

Membership Transformation

Knowledge Leadership Global Reach

Sustainable growth in Corporate Customers

Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

• Global Community of over 88,000 in 150 countries• Offices in South Africa, Australia, the Middle East, the UK, and

setting up in China • Over 130,000 education assessments conducted in 2011 • 8.7 million page views of the CIPS website each year• Our PR coverage exceeds £20 million Advertising Value

Equivalent each year• Over 6,000 members a year attend our events including our

annual conferences attracting thousands of guests • Purchasing Managers’ Indices, key economic indicators used by

the Bank of England and organisations all over the world

CIPS – the vital statistics

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CIPS Foundation

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CIPS Qualifications Programme

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The strategic importance of the Branches

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