Webinar Recording - Executive Briefing - Public Procurement Isn’t Corporate Purchasing—So Why Use Corporate Tools?
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Webinar Recording - Executive Briefing - Public Procurement Isn’t Corporate Purchasing—So Why Use Corporate Tools?

  • Contact Hours: 1
  • Format: Online
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Webinar Recording 102325: Executive Briefing - Public Procurement Isn’t Corporate Purchasing—So Why Use Corporate Tools? (Member)$0.00 10/22/2054
Webinar Recording 102325: Executive Briefing - Public Procurement Isn’t Corporate Purchasing—So Why Use Corporate Tools? (Non-Member)$195.00 10/22/2054
Webinar Recording 102325: Executive Briefing - Public Procurement Isn’t Corporate Purchasing—So Why Use Corporate Tools? (Member) $0.00
Webinar Recording 102325: Executive Briefing - Public Procurement Isn’t Corporate Purchasing—So Why Use Corporate Tools? (Non-Member) $195.00
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Overview

Every procurement leader knows the truth: public purchasing is nothing like corporate buying. You’re asked to balance limited staff, strict compliance, and growing public expectations—yet the tools you’re given were never designed for the realities of government work. The result? Manual fixes, patchwork processes, and a higher chance of costly mistakes under public scrutiny.
 

This webinar is a candid conversation about why “good enough” systems aren’t good enough when the stakes are this high. Together, we’ll examine:

  • The risks agencies face when relying on tools designed for private markets
  • How constant workarounds waste time, erode capacity, and weaken trust
  • Why more governments are moving toward solutions that are purpose-built for public responsibilities
     


What You'll Learn

After completing this online training session, learners will be able to:

  • Recognize the risks — Understand how corporate procurement tools create compliance gaps, increase error rates, and expose agencies to unnecessary public and audit risk.
  • Identify the cost of workarounds — See how manual fixes and patchwork processes drain capacity, slow procurement cycles, and weaken both staff efficiency and community trust.
  • Explore the alternative — Learn why agencies are shifting to purpose-built procurement approaches that align with public responsibilities, support equity, and strengthen accountability.


     

 

Attendance for Individuals

In order to receive one contact hour, each member needs to register for the webinar individually in advance and then watch the live webinar. Your credit is tabulated by match between your login and your registration.

Attendance for Groups

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Please contact DistanceLearning@nigp.org if you do not receive your login information by 12 pm ET on the day of the webinar.

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Cancellation Policy

Registration and payment must be received 24 hours prior to the course start date. After this time, registrations will be based on space availability.  A full refund, less a $75 administrative fee will be given for cancellations made in writing 31+ days prior to the seminar date by emailing RegistrationInfo@nigp.org. No refunds are given for cancellations received within 24 hours of the seminar start date. There are no refunds for no-shows. If the seminar is cancelled for any reason, NIGP's liability is limited to the registration fee only.  

Attendee substitutions within the same agency may be done at any time with email notification to NIGP. If attending via scholarship, please provide documentation verifying the scholarship issuer's name and contact information in lieu of payment information.