Procurement Law Office general counsel and managing director Paul Emanuelli was pleased to be invited to lead a seminar on procurement law in Trinidad and Tobago recently. A post on the website of the High Commission of Canada to Trinidad and Tobago features the above photograph of Paul at the event with the High Commissioner (left) and the director of the Caribbean Procurement Institute, Margaret Rose (right), and highlights the benefits of international cooperation in procurement training:
In Trinidad and Tobago, where procurement practices have contributed to bringing down two governments in recent years, procurement is a hot topic.
For this reason, procurement specialists, legal professionals, and executives of government and private-sector entities in Trinidad and Tobago gathered for a seminar on procurement led by Paul Emanuelli, an internationally-known Canadian author and procurement lawyer. Having written and spoken extensively on the subject, Emanuelli had a wealth of knowledge and best practices to share.
Co-hosted by Her Excellency, Karen L. McDonald, High Commissioner for Canada to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, in conjunction with the Caribbean Procurement Institute (CPI), the seminar was geared toward board members and senior management in the public and private sectors, and designed as an opportunity for learning and knowledge sharing. This session was the first in a CPI Leadership Breakfast Series on Institutional Governance & Implementing a Corporate Procurement Policy.
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