Sharon Morris
General Manager – Australia & New Zealand
CIPS Australia and New Zealand
- Making responsible sourcing decisions to ensure you are addressing critical issues across the supply chain
- Understanding the importance of developing and supporting an ethical supply chain
- Clarifying how to minimise the impacts of adverse human rights violations in your supply chain that can arise during ongoing business relationships
Georgina Owens
Head of Technology and Corporate Procurement
Ausgrid
The Hon. Dan Tehan
Minister for Trade, Tourism, and Investment
Australian Government (invited)
Jeremy Goodman
Director of Supply Chain
Carnival Australia
- Allowing for next-generation data to perform a more detailed analysis of your procurement processes and to streamline manual, routine, procurement tasks
- Uncovering how using the latest technological innovations – such as AI or Blockchain – can make your procurement more predictable and aid in managing how much you spend
- Discussing the main barriers to digitising the procurement processes and best practice strategies to overcome them
Jessica Bertail
Group Procurement Manager
WPP AUNZ
- What are some of the critical innovations needed to modernise and streamline supply chain and procurement?
- What level of impact do you think advances such as AI, Augmented Intelligence, and Real-Time Supply Chain Visibility will have on the day-to-day operations of the supply chain?
- Is the use of Digital Twins technology being used to its full potential?
- How can companies overcome fractured data ecosystems, and what strategies can be implemented to ensure you can fully use predictive and advanced analytics?
Moderator:
Sharon Morris
General Manager – Australia & New Zealand
CIPS Australia and New Zealand
Panellists:
Sharyn County
General Manager Procurement – Property and Fleet
Jemena
Karin Ragel
Head of Supply Chain Risk
Lendlease
Molley Qi- Understanding how technology will change the way supply chains are managed in a post-pandemic environment through increased agility and flexibility
- Adopting technology to boost transparency across the supply chain such as beginning-to-end IoT to increase real-time monitoring and increase ROI
- Using technology to move beyond monitoring supplier compliance to actively collaborating with suppliers to ensure improved social, economic, and environmental performance
Lynn Penny
Group General Manager – Procurement
Mirvac
In this exclusive discussion, Mary Wooldridge, Director, Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA), will discuss her leadership journey. The discussion will cover her triumphs, challenges, and the obstacles she has overcome along the way.
Facilitator:
Sharon Morris
General Manager – Australia & New Zealand
CIPS Australia and New Zealand
Special Guest:
Mary Wooldridge
Director
Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA)
Each roundtable will begin with a brief presentation by the moderator, who will then open the discussion to the table.
You’ll be able to choose three of the below to attend on the day so make sure you give it some thought. Each roundtable will run concurrently over three-time slots:
- 1st round: 15:30 – 16:00
- 2nd round: 16:00 – 16:30
- 3rd round: 16:30 – 17:00
Topics to choose from include:
1. Supply chain disaster planning 101
Facilitator:
Karin Ragel
Head of Supply Chain Risk
Lendlease
2. Developing and supporting a circular supply chain
Facilitator:
Lisa McLean
Chief Executive Officer
NSW Circular
3. Harnessing diverse talent to create a high quality, innovative team
Facilitator:
Sharon Morris
General Manager – Australia & New Zealand
CIPS Australia and New Zealand
4. Increasing your interpersonal skills to enhance your supplier relationship management
Facilitator:
Catherine Hollyman
Founder | Leadership Communication Coach and Consultant
Behind the Scenes Communications