Exiger’s Executive Forum returns in March, enabling procurement and supply chain leaders to deep-dive into the latest the sector has to offer

On Wednesday the 4th of March, Exiger’s Executive Forum arrives at Great Scotland Yard in London. The title of this event is When geopolitics hits the P&L: Redesigning supply chains for structural conflict. Concerns around instability across the world are at an all-time high, and now is not the time for procurement and supply chain professionals to bury their heads in the sand. The Exiger Executive Forum is designed to lay the relevant issues out on the table, and remove fear in a way that’s still realistic.

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This particular event examines how various forces – including sanctions, export controls, financial restrictions, and resource nationalism – affect the realities of procurement. Geopolitical instability isn’t an external risk anymore; it affects every part of the supply chain. As a result, procurement leaders are redesigning contracts, sourcing strategies, and decision governance in order to turn potential disruption around.

March’s Exiger Executive Forum will focus on:

  • How Geopolitics Translates into P&L Impact
  • Supplier Liquidity, Financial Exposure, and Payment Fragility
  • Source to Processing and Assembly Concentration, Choke Points, and Structural Dependency
  • Specification Lock-In and Contractual Fragility
  • Decision Governance for Structural Conflict

Click here to request a space and join other supply chain professionals at the Exiger Executive Forum.

Agenda

6:30 PM – Welcome drinks
7:00 PM – Discussion & debate
8:00 PM – Dinner, discussion & networking

11:45 PM – Close

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