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It’s always exciting to be part of something new but there’s also first-night nerves. I’m pleased to share these findings from the first ever CIPS Pulse survey. Over time our aim is to build a regular insight into the pinch points and pressures being experienced by global procurement and supply leaders – and to track trends and build a long-term picture. We have big goals.

For Karen Moorhouse MCIPS, head of procurement for London Stadium, a short placement in procurement would open the doors to her future career and lay the groundwork for her recognition in the profession.

Australia-based Kendall Richardson reflects on how FCIPS helped her see the ripple effects of her work in procurement. Plus, why curiosity is the best tool in your career arsenal.

Three of the profession’s rising stars describe how they made the early years of their careers really count.

CIPS’ chief economist John Glen discusses the macroeconomic forces shaping procurement and supply, and the need to return to the ‘micro-fundamentals’ of business.

Maria van der Veek says she’s optimistic about both the present and the future of the procurement profession – and explains how she fell in love with it.