A local training and consultancy provider is empowering businesses in the region, helping them grow through new Procurement and Sustainability projects.
And with the continued pressures on businesses due to the inflationary crisis the local company is guiding businesses on Supply chain cost increases and shortages.
S.L. Procurement Solutions Limited, provide a range of Procurement and Supply Chain services, but have been enjoying working with local businesses, to guide them through recent economic challenges and helping them reach their growth goals and support them navigate this turbulent times.
Known for bespoke CIPS training for Professionals, the training company have seen an increase in first quarter enquires from regional businesses reaching out for specific Procurement based guidance to revive confidence in trading through Brexit, Covid and the economic challenges forecast for 2024.
Director Stephen Lovatt said, “businesses more than ever are realising the impetus on Procurement and supply chain, and the affect this has on an entire business. We have been working closely with many businesses in our surrounding areas to drill down on many important areas of their business”.
The training and consultancy company have witnessed an increase in businesses getting in touch for bespoke help on risk management, contract management support, advice on new sustainability projects, in addition to the usual guidance on all aspects of business procurement activities with the cost of living crisis very much of the forefront of their planning.
“We continue to embrace the opportunity to get to know so many brilliant local businesses that we can help. We have such a broad spectrum of guidance that we can give, we have enjoyed seeing our services making such positive changes to businesses,” added Stephen.
The company want to continue to offer these consultancy services in the local community and urge anyone who thinks they might need guidance to get in touch with S. L. Procurement Solutions Limited to see how they might help.
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