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Upcoming events

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Women in Procurement Leadership Summit 2026

We're proud to be supporting the 2026 Summit in Sydney. CIPS members receive an exclusive discount on registration.

Quote discount code CIPS25 when booking online or by phone.

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Corporate Award

Drive improvements in performance, attitude and behaviour within your procurement function.

ABOUT CORPORATE AWARD

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Membership

Reach optimal performance and maintain ethical and sustainable practices with our training

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

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Develop your people

Develop your procurement and supply teams, with training and qualifications programmes

GO TO PEOPLE PAGE

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Procurement Excellence Programme

Transform your organisation's procurement function with a comprehensive assessment that measures against CIPS world-class standards.

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Ethical Services

Reach optimal performance and maintain ethical and sustainable practices with our training

ETHICAL SERVICES

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Get in touch

CIPS Australia and New Zealand

Level 2/696 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone : +61 (0) 3 9629 6000
Email : anzenquiries@cips.org 
Social : @cipsanz

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Upcoming training courses

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Risk and Resilience in the Supply Chain

13-14 October 2026

The procurement and supply chain function proactively manages a range of risks, such as market volatility, cultural and social differences, the impact of globalisation, natural disasters, sustainability, fraud and corruption, currencies and commodities, contracts, and relationships with suppliers. Current thinking in this area focuses less on avoiding risk and more on managing it to an organisation's benefit. 

Introduction to AI in Procurement

20-21 October 2026

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is driving fundamental changes in how society, companies and procurement functions will operate. This interactive three-day training course will explain what AI is and how it works, illustrate some of the available technologies and provide practical guidance to procurement practitioners who wish to use AI tools safely and effectively as part of their day-to-day role.

Skills Training Procurement Fundamentals

27 October 2026

This interactive training course considers fundamental elements of the procurement process, together with basic tools and techniques used within procurement and supply. It provides a robust grounding in procurement basics and is designed for those in a junior procurement/supply chain role or those new to the discipline. 

 

The average salary for a procurement professional in Australia is A$169,833

View regional salaries and career insights in the CIPS Procurement & Supply Salary Guide 2026.Discover how your salary and bonuses compare; explore hiring, retention and job market trends; identify the skills most in-demand; uncover the value of professional qualifications to your career prospects; and find out how procurement and supply professionals view the impact of AI and the capabilities needed to adapt.

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