About Procurement mentorship

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If you're looking to take your procurement career to the next level, there's no better way to do it than with the guidance of a procurement mentor. With Procurement mentorship, you'll receive personalized support and guidance from an experienced procurement professional who can help you navigate the complexities of the procurement function and achieve your learning goals.

Our mentors are seasoned procurement professionals with years of experience. They have the expertise and knowledge to help you navigate the procurement landscape, develop your skills and competencies, and build a successful career.

When you sign up for Procurement mentorship, you'll get the guidance and support you need to achieve your career goals and become a successful procurement professional. Don't miss out on this opportunity to take your career to the next level. 

Procurement Mentorship.

  • Online community where general questions can be asked
  • Personal mentor dedicated to you or your team.
  • A team of seasoned buyers connected.

How can a mentor support you...

...or your team.

As a procurement mentor, the role is to guide, support, and enhance the professional development of community participants in the field of procurement. Here are several key areas where the team of mentors can offer support:


Strategic Sourcing Guidance:

Example: The mentor can help participants develop effective sourcing strategies tailored to their specific business contexts. This might involve conducting spend analysis, identifying key suppliers, and formulating negotiation strategies to secure the best terms.

Contract Management Expertise:

Example: The mentor provide insights on drafting, evaluating, and managing contracts to ensure they are compliant, cost-effective, and aligned with organizational goals. This includes teaching how to navigate complex contract terms and manage risks associated with supplier agreements.

Risk Assessment and Mitigation:

Example: The mentor assist in identifying potential risks in the supply chain, such as supplier reliability, market volatility, or regulatory changes. Together, we can develop risk mitigation strategies, such as establishing contingency suppliers, incorporating flexibility in contracts, or using risk-sharing mechanisms.

Negotiation Skills Development:

Example: The mentor offer hands-on coaching on negotiation tactics, helping participants understand when to leverage competitive bidding versus when to foster collaborative negotiations. This training might include role-playing scenarios to practice and refine negotiation skills.

Ethical Procurement Practices:

Example: The mentor guide participants on implementing sustainable and ethical procurement practices, ensuring that their procurement processes align with broader corporate social responsibility (CSR) goals. This might include sourcing from suppliers who comply with environmental standards or promoting diversity in the supply chain.

Technology Utilization:

Example: the mentor can advise on how to effectively use procurement technologies, such as e-procurement tools, spend analysis software, or digital contract management systems. This includes training on selecting the right tools and integrating them into existing procurement processes.

Professional Networking and Growth:

Example: The mentor facilitate connections within the procurement community, helping participants network with peers, industry experts, and potential mentors. This networking can be instrumental in finding new job opportunities, staying informed about industry trends, or collaborating on innovative procurement projects.

Personalized Feedback and Career Advice:

Example: The mentor provide personalized feedback on participants' procurement projects and career guidance tailored to their individual goals and challenges. This might involve reviewing their work, suggesting areas for improvement, or helping them navigate career transitions within the procurement field.


Each of these areas are crucial for the growth and success of procurement professionals. By participating in a mentorship program, community members not only gain access to specialized knowledge and skills but also receive personalized support that can significantly accelerate their professional development and confidence in handling complex procurement challenges.

Pricing options

Are you looking for an experienced mentor. Someone to ask questions regarding your supplier relation ship or just decide sourcing tactics. Your mentor is there to support. Most questions can be answered by our experts directly but more advanced questions/advices might render extra cost (only after approval of course).