1. Leading from Wherever You Are in a Public Procurement Program
A Session Facilitated at the
GPAG PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LEADERSHIP SEMINAR
Friday, August 14, 2015 by
Stephen B. Gordon, PhD, FNIGP, CPPO Honorary Member of GPAG
Program Director, Graduate Certificate in Public Procurement and Contract Management
Old Dominion University

2. Questions What does “leading” mean?
What is a “public procurement program” (PPP)?
What is the mission of a PPP?
Who are the participants in a PPP?
Who are the stakeholders in a PPP?
What does “leading in a PPP” mean?

3. More Questions Who can lead in a PPP?
What forms can leadership in a PPP take?
When can leadership be exercised in a PPP?
Where can leadership be exercised in a PPP?
Why do those who could lead in a PPP not lead?

4. A Final Set of Questions
What new insights, if any, have you gained?
What did I miss?
What else would you like to discuss or explore?

5. For Follow-Up
Stephen B. (Steve) Gordon, PhD, FNIGP, CPPO Program Director, Graduate Certificate in Public Procurement and Contract Management Old Dominion University Strome College of Business School of Public Service 2084 Constant Hall Norfolk, VA Address: Cell Phone: (615)