About the Awards
Amidst unprecedented challenges that business around the world is facing, there
has never been a time more critical than now for the procurement sector to come
to the forefront and showcase their strategic role in ensuring resilience,
business continuity, recovery and growth.
Procurement leaders around the globe have adopted innovative approaches, applied
agile tactics, embraced advanced technology, empowered people and redefined
norms. The dedication and commitment that procurement professionals have shown
continue to play an increasingly important role in safeguarding companies’
financial viability, protecting severely disrupted supply base and reshape their
organisation for a better future.
Therefore, it is now more than ever, important for us to come together as a
sector to recognize and celebrate the achievements and excellence in
procurement.
Established in 2019, the Procurement Middle East Awards, now in
its third edition has grown from strength to strength. Procurement professionals
play a critical role in ensuring the sustainability of our daily lives –
how we work, live and relax are all supported by a network of organisational
systems, products and services. The awards recognise and celebrate achievement,
innovation and hard work by the procurement industry and seek to highlight the
impact and strategic relevance of the procurement function.
The 2019 awards took place in person in Bahrain and the 2020 digital edition
created a moment to salute exceptional agility and performance within a COVID-19
business environment. To view the previous editions winners, images and
testimonials please visit the awards winner section.
The 2021 edition will include categories that recognise diversity, youth,
leadership, knowledge, digital excellence, digital transformation, and best
practice of both individuals and teams. The awards will take place as an
in-person hybrid event in the Kingdom
of Bahrain, where the industry’s most dynamic, agile and
hardworkingn representatives will gather to witness and celebrate the collective
progress made.
The Judges
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H.E Mohamed Ali Bahzad
Secretary
General
Tender Board
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Dr. Khalid Almutawah
Director-Governance &
Enterprise Architecture Directorate
Information &
eGovernment Authority |
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Nita Nair
AVP - Strategic Sourcing and
SRM
Emirates NBD |
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Kenny K. Cheung
Chief of
Procurement
The World Bank |
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Nabeel Alshaikh
Acting Undersecretary
Assistant
Resource and Information
Ministry
of Transportation & Telecommunications |
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Yusuf Zainal
Manager - Supply Chain
Management
Tatweer Petroleum |
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Mahmoud Salem Al Alawi
Director of Procurement
and Contracts
Higher Colleges of Technology
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Salem Almehaiza
General Manager-Supply
Chain
ASRY (Arab Shipbuilding & Repair
Yard) |
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Gresham Peters
Head of
Procurement
Bapco |
