The Supply Chain Ambassador

Are you a student currently attending university or college? In today's Podcast, we will learn of the intern officer program and the great work our next guest is doing, in order to help you land a career in the public service procurement field.

In today's Podcast, we discuss with Jordan Daly-Fry about problem solving and how organizations can accelerate business transformations and arrive at better outcomes.

How does the public service get rid of all the stuff that it buys? How does it manage surplus items? Helping me to learn more about that is Josie Doucet.

Hello colleagues, I wanted to take a brief moment to share with you what is new, as well as all the exciting details about the podcast. Check out my new website at: https://supplychainambassador.com/

In Today's podcast, Michelle Mascoll shares with us, what the federal public service is doing to achieve socioeconomic benefits in its federal procurement. Whether it be, green procurement or social procurement in support of diversity, accessibility, women in business and Indigenous procurement.

In today's podcast, Tori Williamson of Buy Social Canada talks about social procurement, and discusses how you can become a social procurement leader.

The Office of the Procurement Ombudsman (OPO) is a neutral and independent organization of the Government of Canada that helps resolve contracting disputes between businesses and the federal government.

On today's podcast, Tracy Harris invites us to learn more about the world of procurement in the Government of British Columbia.

In today's episode, Brownwynn Guymer, policy writer for National Defence, helps us understand material management in the public service.

How do public servants purchase from other government entities, non-profit, or international agencies ? On this special podcast, I speak with Danielle Aubin from the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat to shed light on this topic. Find out, how Contractual Arrangements work to set-up these purchases.

In today's podcast, my former mentor, Daniel Pilon, joins the Supply Chain Ambassador podcast to discuss; the latest hot topics in procurement, the death star in star wars, taking chances with lateral moves, managing staff remotely and bringing over 60,000 Canadians back home from Afghanistan.

In this podcast, we talk about how resilient and transformative public procurement can be. As we move forward towards our modernization goals, Public Sector organizations have to recognize how critical it is to modernize core foundational pillars of talent, process, technology, and culture in order to achieve an efficient, agile and diversified procurement function.

Coming out of the pandemic, we enter into a new world, where the current job market will be changed for good. New skills are needed for the jobs of tomorrow. There are great careers out there, and an even bigger demand for people, like you, in these well-paid careers. On today’s podcast, Fahd Gulzar is going to help me understand the job market gap and how he, is helping to address that gap.

How do you implement a successful government financial policy? and support the people who will help to implement the policy? Please welcome Dominique Pagé, our special guest on today’s podcast episode.

Al Garlinski is helping me to understand business acumen, in public sector procurement.

On today’s podcast, we are going to explore a very different kind of procurement. One that contributes to safe communities by providing offenders with employment and employability skills training, during their incarceration in federal penitentiaries. CORCAN is a key rehabilitation program of the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) that offers employment training and employability skills to offend...

On today’s podcast, I want to focus on an accessible solution that is ensuring, in a case of an emergency in a multi-floored building, that no one gets left behind. Joining me today is Steve Agisnaga Territory Manager of EVAC+CHAIR CANADA

The pandemic has certainly changed the way we think about our office spaces. Overnight, working from home became the new norm. But working from home is not for everyone. As we change the way we think about our office spaces, it becomes important that we find a more flexible solution. Helping me to learn about the beautiful and flexible work spaces is Vince Valenti.

Public Speaking can be scary! On today's podcast, Alex Keenan helps us understand how to overcome our fears with authenticity and in doing so, be our best selves. Visit: https://stagelight.ca to find out more.

Ever wondered how to get a job in the Canadian federal public service? On today's podcast, we help you understand how the job hiring process works and what you can do to help you, in your job hunt.

Government procurement can be quite rigid. On today's podcast, learn how Guylaine Carrière, Director of agile and innovative procurement, at Shared Services Canada is changing that mentality!

How is the Canadian Government implementing Green in its procurement? Listen and find out.

On today’s episode, we are going to talk about the power of social procurement.

Millions of dollars are spent on Canadian government contracts. What is one way the Canadian government is making sure those millions are feeding your pocket and the Canadian Economy? Find out in this Podcast.

I have a very exciting guest on today’s episode where we are going to talk about recycling personal protective equipment (PPE) .