Sustainable procurement as a strategic imperative
This event examines sustainable procurement as a strategic priority, exploring how organisations can embed sustainability into procurement decision making and practice. It will consider the role of policy, standards and delivery in supporting long-term value and resilience.

About this event
Procurement is an important element of technology adoption and digital transformation. For techUK’s Procurement Week 2026, we will explore several themes related to both public and private sector procurement, including sustainable procurement, social value and the impact of AI on procurement.
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Procurement plays a critical role in technology adoption and digital transformation across the public and private sectors. As part of techUK’s Procurement Week 2026, this webinar will focus on sustainable procurement as a strategic imperative rather than an optional consideration. With procurement teams operating in complex global supply chains shaped by decarbonisation, human rights concerns, regulatory pressure, and ESG accountability, the session will explore how sustainability considerations can be embedded into procurement practice to support innovation, compliance, and long-term value.
Key takeaways
Understand why sustainable procurement is becoming a strategic priority
Explore challenges facing procurement teams in complex global supply chains
Learn how sustainability can be embedded into procurement best practice
Consider how sustainable approaches can support compliance, innovation, and value creation
This webinar is relevant for those involved in procurement and supply chain decision-making, including:
Procurement professionals in the public and private sectors
Organisations operating across technology and defence supply chains
Teams responsible for ESG, sustainability, or regulatory compliance
Speakers
Hannah Cowley, QinetiQ
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Heather Cover-Kus
Associate Director, Central Government & Education

Ellie Huckle
Programme Manager - Central Government

Charles Bauman
Junior Programme Manager - Central Government




