TÜSMOD (Turkish Purchasing and Supply Chain Management Association), as a leader in purchasing and supply chain management, is preparing to bring a new breath to the world of entrepreneurship with the CPOxL Purchasing and Supply Chain Summit to be held at BTM (Knowledge Commercialization Center) in Istanbul on December 9, 2023. . This prestigious event will be an opportunity to present innovative ideas and solutions to industry professionals who complain about the lack of digital initiatives, especially in the purchasing sector.
The CPOxL event will give our entrepreneurs the opportunity to present their products and services in front of experts and high-level purchasing decision makers in their fields. Thanks to these presentations, entrepreneurs will both introduce their products and receive valuable feedback. The event will also provide participants with important information on determining the direction of investments planned for 2024.
It encourages national entrepreneurs and manufacturers to take part in global supply chains
This event, which will be attended by the President of the International Federation of Purchasing and Supply Chain (IFPSM) and the Director of European Purchasing Management (EIPM), will give our entrepreneurs visibility not only locally but also internationally. This is seen as an important step within the scope of TÜSMOD’s social responsibility project called “Buy from TURKEY”, encouraging national entrepreneurs and manufacturers to take part in global supply chains.
CPOxL Summit is an event where the purchasing decision power of the participants is expected to reach 500 billion TL in total. This will provide significant added value to our country’s economy and allow the emergence of new business ideas for sectoral needs. Entrepreneurs will have the chance to collaborate with high-level professionals on this platform and undertake projects that will shape the purchasing trends of the future.
With this event, TÜSMOD aims not only to offer entrepreneurs a market, but also to increase their competitiveness on a global scale and strengthen Turkey’s position in the purchasing and supply chain sector.
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