CIPS_Salary_Survey_2016_LR
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Section 5<br />
Australia<br />
Recent examples of supply chain<br />
malfunction, with related brand reputation<br />
damages, have contributed to an increased<br />
demand for qualified procurement<br />
professionals. As such, recruiting and<br />
retaining talent remains a key challenge for<br />
organisations.<br />
The gender balance, in a profession historically maledominated,<br />
is shifting towards an equal distribution with a<br />
growing number of females now holding senior procurement<br />
roles.<br />
Moving across industries still seems to represent a difficult step<br />
with both supply and demand very mindful of category<br />
expertise limitations.<br />
a demand for benefits is being pushed from the top,<br />
particularly at a government level, with regards to involvement<br />
and integration of minority groups (indigenous in particular). In<br />
the procurement space, public agencies, now followed by the<br />
private sector, have embedded diversity policies into their<br />
strategies. Consequently, we are now faced with the task of<br />
supporting the development of the supply base.<br />
Mark LaMb<br />
General Manager, Asia Pacific<br />
Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply