CIPS AFRICA

CIPS Connect and Engage Podcast

Business EN ↓ 3 episodes

Episode 1 introduces CIPS, Procurement and Supply. It also addresses global standards, emerging trends and the relevance of CIPS membership in an evolving landscape. It is designed as a foundational episode to position CIPS as a leading voice in the profession, while creating excitement and clarity for both new, existing and lapsed members.

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CIPS AFRICA

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Apr 24, 2026

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Episodes

CIPS Connect and Engage Podcast l Episode 3 - Unpacking The Cips Corporate Ethics Certificate 24.04.2026

We hone in on ethical business practises.

UNPACKING CONNECT & ENGAGE IN PROCUREMENT & EDUCATION 13.11.2025

Episode 2 of the Connect & Engage podcast series aims to contextualise and explore the 2025 conference theme, Connect & Engage, by grounding it in real-world procurement experiences from the African continent. Recorded live at the CIPS Africa Conference & Awards 2025, this episode brings together senior procurement leaders from Botswana Accountancy College (BAC) and Cell C to examine how connectio...

Introduction to CIPS, Procurement and Supply 02.10.2025

Episode 1 introduces CIPS, Procurement and Supply. It also addresses global standards, emerging trends and the relevance of CIPS membership in an evolving landscape. It is designed as a foundational episode to position CIPS as a leading voice in the profession, while creating excitement and clarity for both new, existing and lapsed members.

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