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Auckland ConfeX9th & 10th April 2014 The Pullman Hotel, Auckland
“Above and beyond”
Joanne DavenportGM Group ProcurementFletcher Building
Katherine Scapolo Principal Procurement Advisor NZ Transport Agency
Michele Addelio Senior Category Manager TAL Insurance
Adrian Bower Managing Director Australia State of Flux
David Harrison Director, Enterprise Sourcing Westpac Banking Corporation
Nic Johnson Category Advisor, Social Rehabilitation Services ACC
Alison Murray MCIPS Manager Health Procurement SupportACC
Lance Orsmond CEOMobillytics
Chris Greenough CEOKotahi
Denis Henry MCIPS Managing DirectorGrosvenor Management Consulting
ConfeX Partner:
Diedrik Oomens Manager Global Categories Fonterra
Larry Klassen Regional Manager – New ZealandPortland Group
Tony Burgess Procurement Manager Fonterra
Anna Palairet Head of ProcurementAir New Zealand
Darren Woolley Regional Director Trinity P3
Andrew Foster Category Leader Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
Niall Meaney Manager Consulting State of Flux
Brent Chalmers Director KPMG New Zealand
The Regions Premier Event for Procurement
and Supply Professionals
“Above and beyond” Procurement should no longer just be about delivering cost savings, but should be about delivering value in a variety of ways - to all stakeholders. Moving beyond an administrative function to a strategic business contribution means managing supply or other risks, delivering better services and processes to internal customers and suppliers, driving internal change to achieve better outcomes, working collaboratively with suppliers to foster innovation – and a range of other activities which demonstrate the addition of real value.
And value increasingly is about doing more with less – something which can only be achieved by engaging all stakeholders, internal and external.
The ConfeX series is designed to highlight the components of true procurement professionalism. The Auckland event has been specially tailored to the New Zealand market which faces the issues of your professional peers elsewhere, but also some unique challenges because of the limited supply pool, the tyranny of distance and the need to present as a customer of choice to be taken seriously.
About the Programme Day One will feature a mix of plenary and seminar sessions with a focus on extracting value through better SRM, better contract management and through working collaboratively with both internal and external stakeholders. In addressing these topics, delegates will hear from some of the Regions leading organisations, in some cases co-presenting with their internal and external partners.
On Day Two, the focus moves from a broad strategic focus to going above and beyond in category management. Each of the extended category-specific seminars, addressing four of the most common indirect categories, will address the challenges of extracting maximum value and business benefit.
Day Two will also see the introduction of an invitation-only CPO round-table stream. The CPO stream will be conducted using the round-table discussion format, allowing the leaders of the profession in NZ the opportunity to discuss their key issues with their peers.
Rounding off the programme will be two half-day workshops, suitable for delegates without direct responsibility for those categories being addressed elsewhere on the programme.
I trust you find the programme compelling and look forward to seeing you in Auckland.
Nigel Wardropper | Managing Director | btTB Marketing/Procurement and Supply Australia
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Day One – 9th April
TIME SESSION
7:45 – 9:00am Registration
9:00 – 9:05amWelcome and Introduction from MCAllan Leibowitz | Content Director | btTB
9:05 – 9:40am
Supply chain at your finger tipsCase Study demonstrating how Westpac Enterprise Sourcing are driving real influence and value through the use of innovative mobile apps and are getting:
• Enhanced stakeholder influence & engagement• Increased Efficiency• Deeper team engagement• Greater stakeholder curiosity• Deeper insights• Control on the go
David Harrison | Director, Enterprise Sourcing | Westpac Banking Corporation Lance Orsmond | CEO | Mobillytics
9:40 – 10:15amContract Management through the life of a contractJoanne Davenport | GM Group Procurement | Fletcher Building
10:15 – 10:30am
Speed NetworkingFind out what the three greatest challenges your peers face as you make new friends (or acquaintances) in our speed networking session.
10:30 – 11:00am Refreshments and Networking Time
11:00 – 11:45am
Seminar Session 1
Seminar 1aSRM in New Zealand
• SRM in New Zealand • Foundations of a successful SRM program • How to embed SRM in the organisation
Niall Meaney | State of Flux
Seminar 1bThe difference between Direct and Indirect Procurement
• Applying best practices that can be used across both areas • Specific approaches that cannot be shared between direct and indirect • Unique challenges for each area• Pros & cons in managing direct/indirect spend
Michele Addelio | Senior Category Manager | TAL Insurance
11:45 – 11:50am Break to switch sessions around
11:50 – 12:30pm
Seminar Session 2
Seminar 2aCapturing and documenting the financial benefits of procurementWhile procurement delivers value in many different ways, there is inevitably a strong focus on financial outcomes. This session will reveal:
• Why capturing and documenting the financial benefits from procurement matters• What you should be measuring and capturing• Who are the key players and what should they be doing
Katherine Scapolo | Principal Procurement Advisor | NZ Transport Agency
Seminar 2bCase Study: Managing the market to introduce significant change to the contracting and service delivery modelHear how ACC managed the design, approach to market and implementation of Home and Community Services, examining the challenges faced, what worked well, and what lessons were learned.
• Consultation and collaboration on service design• Shaping the Market• Limited Vendor model• Implementation and transition• Ongoing Management
Alison Murray MCIPS | Manager Health Procurement Support | ACCNic Johnson | Category Advisor, Social Rehabilitation Services | ACC
12:30 – 1:30pm Lunch and Networking Time
International Case Study
TIME SESSION
1:30 – 2:10pm
Seminar Session 3
Seminar 3a
Delivering best value and managing risk through international sourcing
• Why global source?• Managing risk starts at the beginning!• What is a typical process for finding the right supplier?• What is unique about NZ as a customer, and how is it beneficial?
Larry Klassen | Regional Manager – New Zealand | Portland Group
Seminar 3b
Category Management: 90% fail - Why?
• Definition confusion - it starts here• The right people - but in the wrong job?• Trading in knowledge• No influence, means no traction
Denis Henry MCIPS | Managing Director | Grosvenor Management Consulting
2:10 – 2:15pm Break to switch sessions around
2:15 – 3:00pmBuilding value through cooperation and collaborationBlair Morris | GM Commercial | Kotahi
3:00 – 3:30pm Refreshments and Networking Time
Working CollaborativelyA series of Case studies on how procurement has worked collaboratively with key stakeholders, presented by both procurement and relevant stakeholders.
3:30 – 4:10pm
Working with the Fonterra trading team on category strategiesDiedrik Oomens | Manager Global Categories | FonterraCreating buy-in through an inclusive governance frameworkTony Burgess | Procurement Manager | Fonterra
4:10 – 4:50pmWhat Does Win-Win Really Mean?Anna Palairet | Head of Procurement | Air New ZealandAir NZ Supplier (TBC)
4:50 – 5:00pmClosing remarksAllan Leibowitz | Content Director | btTB
5:00 – 6:00pm Drinks & networking reception
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Day One – 9th April
TIME SESSION
8:00 – 9:00am Registration
9:00 – 10:30am
Seminar Session 4
Extended Category Seminar Marketing ServicesLarry Klassen | Regional Manager New Zealand | Portland Group
AM WorkshopCategory Managers - get the soft skills or perishThe Future for capability development is in acquiring the soft skills necessary in procurement and contracting. This will be particularly pronounced in Category management. This workshop will examine:Procurement process skills - why their day is done
• Getting what you need - leveraging the principles of influence• Understanding the myths of SRM, rejecting them and succeeding• Acquiring the soft skills - make or buy?
Denis Henry MCIPS | Managing Director | Grosvenor Management Consulting
CPO Round TableA forum providing NZ CPOs with the chance to examine their key issues and challenges with their peers in a series of round-table discussions. CPOs will be surveyed prior to the event to generate agenda for round-tables.
10:30 – 11:00am Refreshments and Networking Time
11:00 – 12:30pm
Seminar Session 5
Extended Category SeminarEnergy and UtilitiesAndrew Foster | Category Leader | Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
AM WorkshopContinued…
CPO Round Table (cont)
12:30 – 1:30pm Lunch and Networking Time
1:30 – 3:00pm
Seminar Session 6
Extended Category SeminarProfessional ServicesDenis Henry MCIPS | Managing Director | Grosvenor Management Consulting
PM WorkshopHow to develop SRM as a discipline
• Why a‘Voice of the supplier’ programme is essential at the outset• Identifying the right suppliers for your SRM programme• Implementing best practice elements for sound and sustainable SRM
Niall Meaney | State of Flux
3:00 – 3:30pm Refreshments and Networking Time
3:30 – 5:00pm
Seminar Session 7
Extended Category SeminarDealing with change – are you about to become another IT project statistic?The ICT industry evolves at an ever increasing rate and new technologies can impose significant change in organisations. As procurement professionals, how do we cope?
• Market update• Being agile in IT procurement• Post mortems: paths to failure• Mini workshop: crowdsourced topic
Brent Chalmers | Director | KPMG New Zealand
PM WorkshopContinued…
5.00pm Close of conference
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Day Two – 10th April
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Partnership & Exhibition OpportunitiesProcurement and Supply Australasia conferences and events provide ideal platforms for you to promote your organisation, your products and services, and to be acknowledged for your endorsement and support of the professional procurement, contracting and supply community. They are also a great place to build your sales pipeline by meeting with prospective customers face-to-face.
We recognise that strong relationships with suppliers are essential to the success of both ourselves and our customers. Increasingly we use the term partnership to describe our relationship with key suppliers. Reflecting this, and recognising the value that suppliers bring to our events, we no longer talk about sponsors and instead use the term Partner to describe those organisations supporting our events.
Delegates, Partners, Exhibitors and Speakers - all stakeholders - expect and deserve to get the most out of their involvement and this requires positive engagement, discussion and innovation.
Our commitment at Procurement and Supply is to work with you, whether you are a partner or exhibitor to ensure that you maximise your return on investment on our events.
Many of our events have strictly limited opportunities available, whether at Partner or Exhibitor level, so talk to us today to ensure you can maximise your return by securing the option that is right for you.
For details on the full range of promotional opportunities on our events and publishing activities please contact:Andrew Wynn | 61 7 5644 0510 | [email protected]
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Registration & FeesThere are three ways to register:
1. Register Online using form below (Online card payment available)2. By Telephone to 61 (07) 5644 05153. By email to [email protected]
Registration Options and FeesAs btTB are an Australian based company, all prices quoted are in AUD and are not subject to GST.
Group DiscountsIf you are registering more than two delegates from your organisation the following discounts will apply:
3-4 delegates = 10% discount 5+ delegates = 15% discount
If you are booking a number of delegates, please call btTB on Ph. 07 5644 0515 or email:[email protected] Rather than filling in multiple forms, we will send you a simple spreadsheet to complete.
Cancellations PolicyCancellations must be notified in writing before 26th March 2014 and will incur an administration charge of AUD165.00. No refunds will be given to delegates who fail to attend or cancel after this date. Substitutions will be permitted at any time without penalty, however the substitute delegate must attend the full day of the conference. We do not allow shared tickets for multiple delegates over a single day.
Attendance Option Early-bird Rate (Register and Pay by 28th Feb 2014)
Standard Rate (Register and Pay after 28st Feb 2014)
Two-day ConfeX AUD1595 AUD1795
One day only AUD895 AUD995
Half-day (only available for day two) AUD445 AUD495
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PLEASE SELECT WHICH SEMINAR YOU WISH TO ATTEND
Day One Seminars Seminar 1a - SRM in New Zealand
Seminar 1b - Difference between Direct and Indirect
Seminar 2a - Capturing and documenting financial benefits
Seminar 2b - Case Study ACC
Seminar 3a - International sourcing
Seminar 3b - Category Management: 90% fail - Why?
Day Two Workshop - Soft Skills for Category Managers (full morning)
Workshop - How to develop SRM as a discipline (Full afternoon)
CPO Round-tables (Full morning)
Extended Category Seminars 9:00 – 10:30am - Marketing Services
11:00 – 12:30pm - Energy & Utilities
1:30 – 3:00pm - Professional Services
3:30 – 5:00pm - ICT
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