The Procurement Power List 2019 announced
This year’s Procurement Power List, which reveals the most influential people in procurement, has been announced by CIPS and Supply Management.
Having been unveiled at an exclusive event at Sea Containers in London earlier this week, the list acknowledges the leaders who are driving procurement and supply chain strategies forward and making a positive contribution to the reputation of the profession.
“We are delighted to announce The Procurement Power List 2019 with another exceptional group of leaders who are raising the bar for procurement; leading and influencing in their organisations, within the profession and among the wider business community,” commented Malcolm Harrison, group CEO of CIPS. “This list is important for procurement as it demonstrates just how far we have come as a profession and places us firmly among our business peers. I hope by reading more about this impressive group that more people will be inspired to enter procurement and become tomorrow's leaders.”
“Those who appear on this list have demonstrated that they are a business leader above and beyond their function, are a valued member of their board, and can align their function to support the business agenda,” added Lucy Harding, of headhunter Odgers Berndtson and one of the panel.
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The Procurement Power List 2019 (in alphabetical order):
James Allen, asset management director, Arriva
Vivienne Bracken, CPO, National Grid
Annie Brown, head of cost efficiency / CPO, IHG
Daniel Cameron, chief procurement officer, Pearson Group
Andrew Cannon-Brookes, global head of supply chain management, Standard Chartered
Bertrand Conqueret, president of global supply chain B.V & CPO, Henkel
Mark Dady, SVP, CPO and global supply chain strategy, Mondelez
Bobby Dhanoa, global CPO, KPMG
Patrick Dunne, director of group property, procurement & cost base transformation, Sainsbury’s Plc
Laura Faulkner, director, supply chain management, Nationwide Building Society
Jan Fokke van den Bosch, CPO, HSBC Holdings
Andrew Forzani, chief commercial officer, Ministry of Defence
Ian Harnett, executive director, human resources and global purchasing, Jaguar Land Rover
Daniel Helmig, group head quality & operations, ABB
Alex Jennings, CPO, DS Smith
Melinda Johnson, commercial director, Department of Health and Social Care
Hervé Le Faou, CPO, Heineken
Ron Lewis, chief supply chain officer, Coca-Cola European Partners
Régine Lucas, SVP GPO, L'Oreal
Lisa Martin, CPO, GlaxoSmithKline
Tony Milikin, chief sustainability and procurement officer, Anheuser-Busch InBev
Jennifer Moceri, CPO, Diageo
Alex Muir, CPO, BP Downstream
Alf Noto, CPO, Deutsche Bank
Barry Parkin, chief procurement and sustainability officer, Mars
Tom Rae, group director - purchasing, JCB
Imran Rasul, CPO & group procurement director, BAE Systems
Gareth Rhys Williams, chief commercial officer, Cabinet Office
Bilal Shaykh, group CPO, Centrica
Katharina Stenholm, SVP, CCPO, Danone
Jim Townsend, CPO, Walgreens Boots Alliance
Thomas Udesen, CPO, Bayer
Nick Welby, global business services director, Imperial Tobacco
Michelle Wen, EVP global purchasing & supplier quality, Groupe PSA
Ninian Wilson, global supply chain director & CEO, Vodafone Procurement
Ones to watch:
Simon Arnott, procurement & supply chain director, Morgan Sindall
Roque Carmona, SVP, group CPO, Thales
Andrew Haynes, procurement director, Heathrow Airport
Rachael Legg, CPO, Johnson Matthey
Rob Woodstock, chief commercial officer, HMRC
