SL Procurement Solutions Limited, offers Procurement and Supply chain (CIPS) training for professionals, along with Consultancy based procurement and procurement activity services to any sector.
The CIPS approved Study Centre’s planned growth in the region has come from supporting businesses and professionals locally, with procurement and supply chain development. Growth has surpassed initial forecasts for 2024 already, and the company have responded with a new recruit – who was a former student with the training company.
Newly appointed Business Development Manager, Eddie Fisher says he is delighted to be part of the team – to develop the new department that will manage continued growth in the area.
“When I studied with the SLPS Team to gain my MCIPS qualification I was blown away with their training processes, their knowledge of the CIPS programme and the plethora of skills they had on hand to deliver such amazing content,” said Eddie.
“I gained my qualification with them, and, after graduation got back in touch with the company to express my thanks in helping me gain my qualification. My previous employment and new qualification and knowledge of the region lead to me being offered the role,” said Eddie.
As part of the first quarter growth plans the company continue to serve the local community and businesses and its professionals with all elements of procurement and supply chain services. “The idea is that we continue to grow this department in the region as part of our growth strategy. We are always working hard with our clients locally, in many different procurement provisions and the development of this new team, in place now, can ensure we are more responsive than ever to our client’s needs” said SL Procurement Director Stephen Lovatt.
“We are delighted to continue to work in the local area with private and public sector clients all with complex procurement and management need, and we continue with our quest for adding value to those supply chains and value to overall business, it’s an exciting time to be working in the area” Stephen added.