- Compare and contrast examples of statutory, administrative law, common law, and policy that define illegal and unethical behavior.
- Assess ethical responses to specific procurement situations.
- Explain the importance of ethics and professionalism in public procurement.
- Identify components of a policy and procedure that openly and fairly disclose a procurement process as regulated by various levels/branches of government.
- Identify issues which inhibit high ethical standards application, particularly relating to gender, generational and diverse cultural norms.
Competency Module: Ethics, Integrity, and Transparency
- Date: 11/14/2025
- Start Time: 9:00 AM Eastern Time
- End Time: 1:00 PM Eastern Time
- Hosted By: Tampa Bay Area Chapter of NIGP
- Instructor: Ms. Robin F. Friefield-Hudson, NIGP-CPP, CPPB, BSCProcurement SpecialistMs. Robin F. Friefield-Hudson, NIGP-CPP, CPPB, BSCRobin Friefield-Hudson started her career with the City of Mississauga in 2003 working in Risk Management after having worked in the insurance industry for over a decade. She transferred to procurement in 2007 and is currently a Procurement Specialist. She obtained her Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification in 2017. Robin is a member of the editorial board of the Ontario Public Buyers Association e-news, Caveat Emptor and enjoys writing articles sharing her perspectives on various procurement topics.
- Level: Foundation
- Format: Virtual Instructor-Led
- Contact Hours: 4
- CEUs: 0.4
- Policy and Legislation
- Ethics, Integrity and Transparency