Aboriginal Procurement Training

Introduction to Successful Aboriginal Procurement

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Today, there are a number of good reasons why more Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organizations are doing business with an estimated 27,000 Aboriginal companies in Canada. Simply stated, a good Aboriginal procurement program helps organizations advance their business case for inclusion. It is a Hallmark strategy designed to strengthen corporate social responsibility and relationships with the Aboriginal community.

Introduction to Successful Aboriginal Procurement training provides you with access to a comprehensive online Aboriginal procurement training program that is available at your fingers tips and your convenience, 24/7.

Also available in a one-day, in-house instructor-led format, this first-of-its-kind workshop was designed, with the expertise of our national partner group, to help procurement managers and supply chain specialists better use and develop effective tools and strategies to find and hire Aboriginal businesses that meet your organization’s needs.

Large companies that have many procurement needs and are thinking about adopting or expanding their work with diverse suppliers will especially benefit through this workshop.

Online workshop –- a two-hour online workshop that is supported by approximately four-hours of additional study.

One-day in-house, instructor-led workshop –- customized in-house workshop for your company or a group of companies and organizations.

for online learning at $695/person.

For inquiries about a customized instructor-led one-day workshop, please fill in inquiry form or contact Mariana Lessa at 306.956.5396 or mlessa@aboriginalhr.ca. Mariana will arrange for you to have a discussion with our procurement specialist, who will work with you on pricing, scheduling and customizing the workshop to meet your needs.

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» The business case for procurement
» The business case for inclusion
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Did You Know…

To be considered an Aboriginal business, a company must be at least 51 per cent Aboriginal owned or, if a joint-venture or consortium, it must be 51 per cent Aboriginal controlled or one-third of the firm’s staff must be Aboriginal.

Partners
The council wishes to acknowledge the support and insights from our partners that helped develop this training.