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Rebecca Ellinor is the managing editor of Supply Management Rebecca started her journalism career at The News, Portsmouth’s daily newspaper. She joined as a trainee news reporter then worked as a district reporter, senior reporter, health specialist and latterly on the news desk before leaving to travel around the South Pacific. Following this she undertook regular shifts at a number of London-based papers including The Guardian and The Evening Standard. She then became news editor of a weekly magazine for social care professionals before joining Supply Management as news editor in 2005. Rebecca then switched to doing features for the magazine before being promoted to managing editor. Work on the SM team has included assignments in Europe, the UAE, US, South Africa and China. She has a degree in literature and sociology and a journalism diploma.

Support from the top is crucial to SRM

17 May 2013

If the board executives don’t think strong relationships with suppliers are valuable, it’s tough for procurement to succeed with this agenda.

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The risk factor

7 May 2013

Risk is back in the headlines after the recent garment factory collapse in Bangladesh, and Rebecca Ellinor looks at the ways organisations can address such tragedies.

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Throwing down the gauntlet

9 April 2013

From retaining graduate talent to the job opportunities for senior professionals, Rebecca Ellinor takes a look at recruitment at all levels.

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The generation game

12 March 2013

The future of procurement depends on finding ways to help your organisation generate income, says Rebecca Ellinor.

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Learn lessons from purchasing peers

12 February 2013

Don’t be afraid to learn from others when they make mistakes, and build on their triumphs when they are successful, says Rebecca Ellinor.

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Innovate and be appreciated

15 January 2013

Rebecca Ellinor looks at ways to improve the profile of procurement in the new year.

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The only way is ethics

11 December 2012

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A helping hand

10 December 2012

Have you ever informally asked a procurement peer at another company for their help or advice? Rebecca Ellinor believes purchasers are very good at assisting one another.

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Is corporation tax-avoidance an issue of corporate responsibility?

3 December 2012

Will shoppers on this busiest of gift-buying days avoid firms they feel are behaving immorally?

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Introducing Supply Business, the quarterly supply review for business leaders

27 November 2012

From January, CPO Agenda will be relaunched as Supply Business. Editor Rebecca Ellinor explains the reasons behind the change and what this means.

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