Paul Snell is the deputy managing editor of Supply Management Paul joined SM in 2006 as a reporter and was the publication’s news editor before taking up his current role. Prior to joining the magazine he worked in both the third and public sectors.
CIPS president Paula Gildert told attendees at last night’s CIPS Annual Dinner she took inspiration from Novartis chairman Daniel Vasella’s “leadership and legacy”.
Are your chocolates free from child labour? Does your jewellery contain conflict minerals? How ethical are your Valentine’s gifts?
Cost reduction is the top priority for purchasers again this year, and will continue to be in the future unless they prove they can do something else.
Best festive wishes from all the team at Supply Management.
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