Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

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1 Leading global excellence in procurement and supply CIPS, the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, is the world s largest organisation dedicated to the profession. We are the voice of procurement and supply across the globe. Our mission CIPS is the dynamic champion driving the global procurement and supply management profession. Thinking globally, operating locally. Holder of a Royal Charter, CIPS is a not-forprofit organisation with offices around the world. We reinvest our income to advance global best practice in procurement and supply, for the public good. Leading global excellence in procurement and supply

2 CIPS for members MCIPS MEMBERS CIPS supports individuals to achieve and excel at every stage of their career, from students to CPOs. Individuals who wish to pursue rewarding careers in procurement and supply become CIPS members to: Study and work towards achieving CIPS qualifications and higher grades of membership Access a wealth of resources to help them progress their career and support their day-to-day roles Network with our global community of over 120,000. Throughout the world CIPS qualifications are recognised as the drivers of leading-edge thinking and professionalism in procurement and supply management. We offer qualifications to support individuals professional development in procurement and supply. On successful completion of the Professional Diploma, and in conjunction with three years experience in a role of responsibility in procurement and supply, individuals may apply for our full MCIPS membership grade. Entitles individuals to use the MCIPS post nominals after their name The Professional Licence (MCIPS), signifying high achievement and an ongoing commitment to excellence Denotes an individual s worth and provides distinction in a competitive, cluttered talent marketplace Allows professionals to command a premium in terms of rewards and benefits Recognition of personal abilities, qualities and ethics. The average salary disparity between those working in procurement and supply with MCIPS v non-mcips.* *CIPS/Hays Procurement Salary and Insights FCIPS MEMBERS CIPS Fellows (FCIPS) are senior professionals of our Institute. Fellowship is the highest grade of CIPS membership; an accolade that recognises outstanding achievement, knowledge and experience in procurement and supply, along with the passion, drive and determination to advance the profession for the public good. CHARTERED STATUS 18% The average salary disparity of Procurement Director with FCIPS vs non FCIPS* Chartered Status demonstrates professionalism and commitment operating with integrity and ethical awareness at the highest levels. It signifies an individual s seniority, their understanding of global business needs and global supply complexities, and their knowledge, technical skills and ability to deliver added value, strong leadership and strategic influence. Professionals who hold this status are qualified to a postgraduate diploma level and the most sought-after talent. Seen as those who will take the profession beyond its current boundaries and demonstrate up-to-date knowledge. All MCIPS and FCIPS members are eligible to apply.

3 CIPS for organisations Capability Development CIPS helps to upskill procurement and supply teams so they spend money wisely, manage suppliers effectively and achieve optimum management outcomes ethically, building procurement s role as a critical contributor to organisational success. Supply Assurance and Compliance CIPS supports organisations to eliminate fraud and corruption in the supply chain and embed ethical behaviour, to comply with increasingly stringent legislation, provide reassurance and drive organisational value. Performance CIPS helps organisations to focus in on procurement and supply functions, identifying areas of improvement, supporting planning, target setting and budget management prioritisation, and increasing procurement s influence, reputation and control over spend. Supporting organisations around the globe, no matter what their size, sector or geography, to achieve sustainable value from their supplier base, CIPS works in partnership with governments, blue chip companies, public sector entities and international development agencies to help them: Build strong skills for effective procurement and supply management Take action against supply chain risks that can damage an organisation Accelerate procurement performance and deliver results Set the highest standards for procurement processes and behaviours. Procurement Excellence CIPS helps organisations to: Build capability through targeted training Accelerate and evaluate procurement performance Reduce and manage risk in the supply chain Strengthen supply chain resilience Improve procurement s status, control and influence Build competitive advantage and stronger relationships Identify areas of strength and opportunities for improvement Keep delivering against new challenges Advance strategic goals. We find CIPS to be relevant to a business like us, with its complex procurement demands and increasingly international outlook. We have over 60 students studying for MCIPS and results have been excellent. JAGUAR LANDROVER 280 organisations helped to raise standards through the CIPS Procurement Excellence Programme CIPS knowledge We have a wealth of procurement and supply knowledge which is continually evolving and which our members and the organisations we work with benefit from. cips.org/knowledge Benchmarking Our vast experience of working with organisations across a spectrum of industries and sectors help us to support organisations to constantly benchmark and improve their performance. Advocacy and profiling We act as an advocate on behalf of not only the profession, but also the organisations we work with, promoting success stories and sharing good practice and business excellence.

4 CIPS for the profession Working for the good of the profession and the public by continually driving improvements in procurement and supply chain practice. CIPS champions the raising of standards in the profession through: Professional qualifications, culminating in MCIPS membership and Chartered Status Leading-edge thinking and research through the CIPS Knowledge area of our website Actively lobbying world governments and driving the professional agenda at every level including the boardroom. Licensing the Profession CIPS has called for Licensing the Profession to raise the status of procurement and supply, recognise individual excellence and engender public confidence and is supported in this aim by the United Nations Development Programme. For the public good CIPS is working closely with the World Bank to drive procurement reform and professional standards. We have also worked extensively in Bangladesh and Bhutan in a complete overhaul of government procurement, including training to achieve MCIPS standard and assist national development. CIPS supports governments to use public funds wisely, deliver better services within budget constraints, support their national economies and build public sector reputation. BABS OMOTOWA, CEO NIGERIA LMG MCIPS is the Licence for the Profession Chartered Status recognising a higher level of understanding and ability. Global Standard To help drive improvement in the profession, CIPS has established the Global Standard for procurement and supply, which is free to all and identifies current operating levels of skills, abilities and capability gaps. Professional Register Searching the register of current members enables users to verify an individual s membership status and ethical training. Ethical Procurement CIPS champions the ethical procurement agenda, which includes driving out corruption and modern slavery, and builds greater confidence in the profession by: Licensing procurement and supply professionals Bringing attention to, educating and affecting behavioural change in individuals and organisations Holding our global membership to account through our Code of Conduct, Ethics Test and Chartered Status. CIPS Foundation The CIPS Foundation is a registered charity set up to help anyone, anywhere in the world, who struggles to get into or get on in the procurement profession, whether through great hardship, serious illness, political unrest or discrimination. The Foundation is linked to CIPS, which donates up to 25% of its net surplus to the charity. We also encourage our members to donate and get involved. CIPS donates up to 25% of its net surplus to the Foundation

5 About CIPS CIPS is... A professional institute The world s largest professional body serving procurement and supply; a not-for-profit organisation that exists for the public good. An awarding body We set the Global Standard in procurement and supply management and are an awarding organisation recognised by regulatory authorities for the purpose of awarding regulated qualifications. A membership organisation We have the largest membership of procurement and supply professionals in the world, covering all industries, sectors and job activities and have a global community of over 120,000. A commercial organisation CIPS helps businesses around the world to excel in procurement and supply, supporting them to improve and deliver results, and raise standards. A global network With members in 150 countries. CIPS is the only professional body in the world to set the Global Standard and promote a Code of Conduct for procurement and supply practice. 70 >900 EVENTS 200 study centres branches and networks worldwide clients across the globe in the public, private and third sectors >800 global events per year reaching... >32,000 procurement professionals COMMUNITY >120,000 strong global community >150 in countries FCIPS >1,000 CIPS Fellows globally

6 CIPS Group Easton House, Easton on the Hill, Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 3NZ, United Kingdom T +44 (0) F +44 (0) E info@cips.org CIPS Africa Ground Floor, Building B, 48 Sovereign Drive, Route 21 Corporate Park, Irene X30, Centurion, Pretoria, South Africa T +27 (0) F +27 (0) E southafrica@cips.org CIPS Asia Pacific 1 Wallich Street, Guoco Tower, Level 14-01, Singapore, T E infosg@cips.org CIPS Australasia Level 2, 520 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia T /+61 (0) F /+61 (0) E info@cipsa.com.au CIPS is a registered trademark of the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply CIPS MENA Office 1704, The Fairmont Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road, PO Box , Dubai, United Arab Emirates T +971 (0) F +971 (0) E mena.enquiries@cips.org