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20 October 2004, Warwick University
Centre for Business Excellence
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Gillette UK and Crown Cork & Seal
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15 July 2004
Rockingham Speedway, Corby
Q: We sometimes have to rely on overseas suppliers for specific items that are not available locally. However, we also find many cases where the overseas vendors' quotes are more competitive for goods that are available locally as well, and we need to est
Q: At 52 years old, I seem to be stuck in the £30-35k pigeonhole. I want to move to a higher salary bracket, but despite my experience, enthusiasm, energy and four professional qualifications (including CIPS), it's dawning on me that my procurement career