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This document discusses the importance of ethics in global purchasing. It begins by defining global purchasing as procuring goods and services worldwide to meet organizational needs. While globalization increases market access and cost efficiency, it also presents ethical challenges from differences in cultural standards, complex supply chains, corruption, and labor/environmental issues. The document advocates developing supplier codes of conduct, conducting due diligence on suppliers, and collaborating for continuous improvement. It provides examples of how Patagonia and Nestle have integrated ethics into global purchasing through sustainability efforts and supply chain improvements.
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- 1. The Role of Ethics in Global Purchasing Explore the significance of ethical considerations in the realm of global purchasing Parag Subhash Sanap HPGD/JA22/0653 Specialisation- International Business
- 3. Introduction ●Title: The Role of Ethics in Global Purchasing ●Objective: Explore the significance of ethical considerations in the realm of global purchasing. ●Agenda: ● Understanding Global Purchasing ● Why Ethics Matter ● Ethical Challenges in Global Purchasing ● Benefits of Ethical Global Purchasing ● Best Practices ● Case Studies ● Conclusion
- 5. Understanding Global Purchasing ●Definition: Global purchasing refers to the procurement of goods and services from suppliers worldwide to meet an organization's needs. ●Globalization's Impact: Increased market access, cost-efficiency, and diversified supply sources.
- 7. Why Ethics Matter ●Ethical vs. Unethical Purchasing: Ethical purchasing involves making procurement decisions that align with moral values and principles. ●Importance: Ethical considerations can impact reputation, legal compliance, and long-term sustainability.
- 9. Ethical Challenges in Global Purchasing ●Cultural Differences: Varied ethical standards across countries and regions. ●Supply Chain Complexity: Ethical risks often arise from multi- tiered supply chains. ●Corruption: Dealing with bribery, fraud, and unethical business practices. ●Labor Conditions: Ensuring fair labor practices and worker rights. ●Environmental Impact: Sustainable sourcing and responsible resource consumption.
- 11. Benefits of Ethical Global Purchasing ●Reputation: Enhanced corporate image and brand value. ●Risk Mitigation: Reduced legal, financial, and operational risks. ●Customer Loyalty: Attraction of socially conscious consumers. ●Innovation: Encourages innovation in sustainable products and processes. ●Competitive Advantage: Differentiation in the global marketplace.
- 13. Best Practices ●Supplier Code of Conduct: Develop and communicate clear ethical guidelines. ●Due Diligence: Assess supplier ethics and compliance rigorously. ●Transparency: Share information on ethical practices with stakeholders. ●Collaboration: Work closely with suppliers to improve ethical standards. ●Continuous Improvement: Regularly review and update ethical policies.
- 15. Case Studies ●Provide examples of organizations that successfully integrated ethics into their global purchasing strategies. ●Highlight the positive impact on their brand, operations, and bottom line.
- 17. Case Study 1: Patagonia ●Discuss Patagonia's commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing. ●Explain how this approach has helped build a loyal customer base.
- 19. Case Study 2: Nestlé ●Describe Nestlé's efforts to address ethical concerns in its supply chain. ●Emphasize the lessons learned and improvements made.
- 20. Thank You
- 21. References ●Cite sources and references used in the presentation. ●Remember to engage your audience, use visuals where appropriate, and encourage active participation during the Q&A session. Tailor the presentation to your audience's level of familiarity with the topic and their specific industry or organization.