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Eddie
Regan
Eddie is BiP Solutions'
Senior Procurement Consultant. Working alongside the Client Services team,
he frequently assists public sector organisations with clarification and
interpretation of EU Directives and a wide variety of legislative issues.
Eddie is lead consultant on BiP's PASS Mark Health Check, an evaluation
technique that helps identify how organisations in both the public and
private sectors can develop more effective processes in respect of all
aspects of public sector contracting. A member of the International Purchasing
and Supply Education and Research Association (IPSERA), Eddie is also
the senior adviser on BiP's unique Tender Support Helpline team, which
provides advice on contracting matters to hundreds of clients. For the
last 13 years Eddie has lectured regularly on procurement policy and processes
at conferences and events, both on behalf of BiP and for a variety of
other organisations, including the Society of Procurement Officers in
Local Government (SOPO) and the Institute of Directors. He also provides
in-house training on the tendering process – law and practice –
to personnel in both the public and private sectors, including several
multinational organisations. |
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Gareth
Jones
Gareth has worked
in the procurement field since 1971, the greater part of his career being
in the public sector, including 22 years in healthcare purchasing. Throughout
his health sector career he was involved in strategic contractual tasks
and duties at regional and national levels. In 1992 he moved to the Department
of Transport and undertook major change programmes, most notably in relation
to privatisations and outsourcing contracts in service provision, and
in 1997 became DETR's first Head of Procurement. Since leaving the public
service Gareth has undertaken a major procurement review for the House
of Commons. In consultancy terms, his major clients have included Inland
Revenue, Nirex, Sapient plc and Governetz Ltd. Gareth is a noted change
manager with highly respected motivational, training and teaching skills.
A strong academic and publishing background has reinforced these activities. |
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Paul
King
Paul has over 30
years high level management experience in both the private and public
sectors. He was a county council Chief Officer, responsible for all commercial
activity including tendering for work in competition with the private
sector, with over 2,500 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. He has worked in most countries
in the Middle East including Iraq and 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. He has also acted
as a “company doctor” for SMEs, identifying weaknesses, creating
long term stability and focussing business development and has been a
regular speaker/chairman at seminars on public procurement. Between 2001
and 2005 he was CEO - Business Development for a Government contractor
with sales of over £80m, generating sales of £30m p.a. including
ground breaking contracts in new areas of business including the company’s
first overseas contract in Israel. He is currently consulting to the private
sector and is also involved with manufacturing and distributing cutting
edge renewable energy products. |
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Brian
Shipton
Brian worked in central
government for 12 years as Head of Procurement and Contract Management
for the Training and Development Agency for Schools, where he developed
the procurement function for a newly formed NDPB and delivered workshops
aimed at developing the intelligent internal customer. An accredited Gateway
Reviewer, he has taken part in many medium and high risk reviews, including
for the MOD. |
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