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Course
Title: |
What's In the
Fine Print and Why: Standard P.O. Terms and Conditions |
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Duration: |
90 minutes |
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Presenter:
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Michael Bevis, CPPO, C.P.M. |
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Contact
hours:
Re-Certification
points
CEU |
1
0.125
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Registration Fees: |
Members: $75
Non-Member: $105 |
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Date/Time: |
Tuesday, August 19, 1:00-2:30 PM
EST |
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Registration: |
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Who
Should Attend: |
This course is designed for
anyone involved in the design, issuance or use of purchase orders.
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Prerequisites
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None |
Course Objectives
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Upon completion, each
participant in the webinar should be able to:
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Understand the nature and purpose of the Purchase Order
for goods.
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Apply the legal requirements of the P.O. to the business
purposes of the organization.
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Develop new and/or revise existing P.O. documents to
better fit organizational needs.
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Develop P.O. training materials for the use of client
departments.
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Course Outline
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- Review
of the different types of contracts used by procurement
professionals.
- An
analysis of the goals and intent of the Purchase Order.
- A
provision-by-provision review of a standard P.O.’s terms and
conditions.
- A
discussion of in-house training opportunities.
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Presenter’s Biography
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Michael Bevis is Chief Procurement Officer for the
City of Naperville, Illinois. He has been an instructor for NIGP, is a
Member of the Board of Directors of NIGP, has served as a member and
Chair of the NIGP Research Committee and is active in NIGP’s PMAP
programs. A graduate of Georgetown University Law Center in Washington
D.C., he has practiced law in Ohio, Illinois and before several Federal
courts before focusing on Procurement Management. His teaching
experiences include Procurement Management courses at DePaul University
in Chicago. His purchasing experiences have included Deputy Purchasing
Agent for the City of Chicago and Purchasing Manager for the Chicago
Park District. In his current position he has lead the City of
Naperville to Outstanding Agency Accreditation from NIGP and is a seven
time winner of the Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award; the
2006 NIGP Innovation Award; 100% Certification and the City of
Naperville is also the first municipality to receive the Pareto Award of
Excellence in Public Procurement.
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