The Faculty Cultural Nuances in Working with Indigenous Suppliers

Unpack the unspoken cultural nuances of doing business with Indigenous suppliers. 

Dive into the heart of meaningful relationships with Indigenous suppliers with Kristal Kinsela, Author of Supplier Diversity How. In an era of heightened importance placed on Indigenous procurement policies and targets, procurement professionals face the challenge of navigating these relationships while lacking a profound understanding of Indigenous and cultural protocols. 

In this session, you will unpack the intricate tapestry of cultural nuances from a First Nations perspective and develop an understanding of what cultural nuances entail, setting the stage for authentic engagement. 

Embark on this transformative masterclass to not only meet Indigenous procurement policies, but to build lasting connections grounded in cultural understanding.  

LEARNING OUTCOMES: 

• Acquire an understanding of what cultural nuances encompass, particularly from a First Nations context, laying the foundation for respectful and authentic engagement. 
• Delve into the exploration of three common yet unspoken cultural nuances inherent in working with Indigenous suppliers and understand these nuances to foster meaningful connections. 
• Gain access to clear and practical strategies designed to navigate cultural nuances confidently. Equip yourself with the tools needed to prepare for success in engaging with Indigenous suppliers, fostering relationships that transcend cultural barriers. 

AUDIENCE: 

• This masterclass is suitable for Procurement Officers, Supply Chain Leads, Category Managers and Procurement Leaders. 

Please note: This session is interactive therefore you may be required to participate in breakout rooms and via the chat. 

For more information on this event and The Faculty Roundtable Program, please contact [email protected]