CBP to deliver county council's procurement skills bootcamp

Community & Business Partners (CBP), an award-winning not-for-profit organisation dedicated to empowering businesses and communities, is delighted to announce that it has won a bid to facilitate Skills Bootcamps in partnership with Lancashire County Council. The Skills Bootcamp in Procurement aims to provide essential training and upskilling opportunities in procurement for individuals who are unemployed or seeking to retrain.

The Skills Bootcamp in Procurement is tailored for those looking to enhance their procurement expertise, coming at a crucial time as industries evolve and adapt to changing market dynamics. Through this initiative, CBP aims to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the procurement field, thereby enhancing employability and fostering economic growth in the region.

Joining with CBP on this endeavour is Essential Sourcing, a Lancashire-based procurement and training company committed to corporate social responsibility. As a valued member of CBP, Essential Sourcing shares the organisation’s dedication to making a positive impact in the community. The collaboration with Essential Sourcing was a natural fit, aligning with CBP’s mission to empower individuals and businesses through education and support.

“We are thrilled to have been awarded the opportunity to facilitate the Skills Bootcamp in Procurement in partnership with Lancashire County Council,” said Jaydee Davis, managing director at Community & Business Partners. “At CBP, we are passionate about providing individuals with the tools they need to succeed in their careers and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Teaming up with Essential Sourcing allows us to leverage their expertise in procurement training, ensuring that participants receive high-quality education and support.”

Mick Ramsden, director at Essential Sourcing, expressed his excitement: “We are thrilled to leverage our combined 50 years of procurement and supply chain experience to deliver this comprehensive Procurement Skills Bootcamp, in partnership with Community & Business Partners. Through practical experience, insightful case studies, and a basic understanding of procurement strategy, we aim to equip participants with the skills needed to add value to organisations and secure employment in procurement-related roles and future careers.”

Individuals interested in participating in the Skills Bootcamp in Procurement or those who know someone who could benefit from it are encouraged to reach out to Andrea Wallace, Business Development & Partnership Manager at CBP, via email at [email protected]