Join us on 29th January 2026 for an engaging Members' Webinar: ICW Collaboration Playbook
In today's environment of rapid change, increasing complexity and pressure to deliver better outcomes at pace, effective collaboration is no longer optional—it's a critical capability. This particularly applies to public sector procurement where balancing tight budgets, value and need is highly challenging.
In this member-only session, we will update you on the new Collaboration Playbook that is aligned with the new procurement legislation. Benefitting from the support of the HMG Cabinet Office and the UK National Authorities, the playbook offers practical, experience-led guidance that illustrates how public sector organisations can design collaboration from the outset into their requirements. This includes how to find the right collaborative partners in the procurement and supplier selection process and how to implement and sustain the collaboration while delivering the contract.
In this session, we'll explore:
Hosted by Leeds University Business School and the Institute for Collaborative Working, with a host of influential speakers, thought leaders and experts willing to share their knowledge, listen to your views and answer questions. A must-attend for leaders, specialists, managers and academics in supply chain management, procurement, contracting, and a diverse range of specialist disciplines that are central to the collaboration ecosystem.
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After this course delegates will have a deep understanding of collaborative business relationship management, including the use of tools and techniques for identifying and managing risks and benefits. Course delegates shall be given the opportunity and encouraged to apply the learning into their own business scenarios and work with others to build on experiences. Successful candidates will additionally qualify for automatic membership of ICW (MICW).
The aim of this course is to help organisations to establish their own in-house capabilities to develop and maintain effective collaborative working. After this course delegates will have a deep understanding of collaborative business relationship management, including the use of tools and techniques for identifying and managing risks and benefits. Course delegates shall be given the opportunity and encouraged to apply the learning into their own business scenarios and work with others to build on experiences. Successful candidates will additionally qualify for automatic membership of ICW (MICW).
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