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TransProcure CEO speaks at Procurement conference |
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Manila, Philippines -- TransProcure President and CEO Charlie Villasenor delivered a presentation at the recent Procurement Asia 2004: Good Procurement, Good Governance Symposium at the AIM Conference Center in Makati City. The Dec. 8, 2004 symposium, organized by the Procurement and Sourcing Institute of Asia (PASIA) and the AIM-Hills Governance Center, was about procurement education, and concerned private and public sector practitioners came out to validate its importance. |
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Villasenor spoke on Procurement Outsourcing trends and updates to a crowd that included officials of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the top corporations in the Philippines. He reiterated the TransProcure of making the Philippines “the Procurement Capital of the World,” which was greeted by the audience with enthusiasm and appreciative comments about his “passion and drive.” |
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An integral part of TransProcure‘s strategy is the use of the Philippines‘ technology infrastructure, scalability, and talented workforce to implement the best spend management and procurement techniques across continents. It fully supports PASIA and the Hills Governance Center‘s advocacy of procurement training and is looking forward to participation in future events with the two non-profit organizations. |
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About PASIA: The Procurement & Sourcing Institute of Asia (PASIA) is a non-profit organization composed of top decision-makers in companies throughout the region who share a common goal - to uplift the standards of the procurement profession in Asia. PASIA promotes business ethics and best practices in purchasing functions and emphasizes their vital role in increasing efficiency and transparency in business. PASIA advocates issues that would provide more knowledge among procurement professionals. These issues are: Strategic Procurement, Business Process Outsourcing, Electronic Procurement, Regional Procurement, Good Governance, and Best-Cost Country Sourcing. |
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About AIM-Hills Governance Center: The Hills Governance Center‘s main task is to develop an agenda that promotes good local governance at the intersection of private and public sectors, confronting corruption and encouraging accountability. Its emphasis is on advancing good governance by conducting rigorous research and analysis and dissemination of results, facilitating and advocating in country policy dialogue, and developing educational tools. The Hills Center is the first of what is expected to become a network of eponymous seven centers in different parts of Asia. The cohesive efforts of these Centers hope to significantly improve local and regional governance environments. |
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