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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. |
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Peter
Howarth
Peter has a long track record in procurement and
local government. In October 2003 he started his
own consultancy and training company (SBV Ltd)
specialising in procurement and contracting matters,
primarily in the public sector. He is currently
the Chief Executive of the Society of Procurement
Officers in Local Government (SOPO). Prior to
that he spent three years with the Improvement
and Development Agency (IDeA) where he worked
as a member of the team developing IDeA Marketplace.
He is also a member of the National e-Procurement
Project board, a Director of the Ipswich and Sudbury
Enterprise Agency – primarily working on
their strategy group – and is a regular
conference speaker and workshop facilitator. His
earlier posts include Director of Strategic Management,
Associate Director of Resources and County Purchasing
Officer for Suffolk County Council. |
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Florence
Gregg
Florence has over 25 years’ procurement
experience gained in the health service and higher
education sector. She was Head of Purchasing at
Queen's University Belfast from January 1998 to
May 2004, where she managed change, implemented
-procurement solutions and developed a proactive,
supportive, procurement function working with
the institution's decentralised part-time buyers. |
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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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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 health
care purchasing. In 1997, Gareth 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 the Inland
Revenue, Nirex, Sapient plc and Governetz Ltd.
Gareth is a noted change manager with highly respected
motivational, training and teaching skills. |
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