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GROUP THERAPY: Bringing the industry and procurement professionals together
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The CIPS event services working group was recently set up on behalf of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply to bring the meetings and events industry together with procurement professionals to discuss best practice. Mark Budge tells Robert Coren about what he hopes the group will achieve.

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