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17 October 2007
Marriott Maida Vale
London
15
November 2007
Copthorne Hotel Manchester
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Contributions
to this event will be provided by at least one of the following:
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Digby
Barker
Drawing
on his consultancy experience and government background –
including posts in MoD HQ and HM Treasury – Digby specialises
in helping companies win and profit from public sector business,
advising in particular on marketing strategy and tender preparation.
His experience includes research, operational/decision analysis,
resource allocation, project management and acquisition, especially
the development of procurement strategies, ITTs and tender
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Julie
Harmer
Julie
has worked in the public sector for 35 years and has held
senior procurement positions in the NHS, Higher Education
and Central Government. She also has experience working in
the private sector. She was part of the team that set up the
first use of off-shore data capture by a government agency
and has latterly been involved with the implementation of
an ERP system, e-procurement solutions and the development
and implementation of various procurement training solutions. |
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Paul
King
Paul
has over 30 years' high-level management experience in both
the private and public sectors. He has managed companies in
Bahrain and Saudi Arabia and was responsible for contracts
and business development throughout most of the Middle East,
including Iraq. He was a county council Chief Officer, responsible
for all commercial activity including tendering for work in
competition with the private sector, with over 2500 staff
in five services and a £13m turnover. He was the founder,
spokesman and Chair of the Forum of DSO Managers with a membership
of over 30 UK local authorities. Returning to the private
sector he created the UK subsidiary for a large European FM
company and grew the business to £5m in four years,
making it the fastest-growing worldwide subsidiary. Most recently
he was CEO - Business Development for a government contractor
with sales of over £80m, generating sales of £30m
pa including groundbreaking contracts in new areas of business
such as the company’s first overseas contract in Israel.
He has also acted as a 'company doctor' for SMEs, identifying
weaknesses, creating long-term stability and focusing business
development, and he has been a regular speaker/chairman at
seminars on public procurement. |
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