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The
Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong ( IPSHK
) was first established in 1973 and was incorporated as a Limited
by Guarantee (under Company Ordinance Cap. 32) in February 1996.
The aim, objective and activities of the Institute are to promote
professionalism in the purchasing and supply discipline through
exchange among members and with relevant local and international
organizations. The IPSHK is a member association
of the International Federation of Purchasing & Supply Management
(IFPSM), registered in Switzerland, which consists
of 43 professional purchasing associations in 39 countries. |
Membership
of the Institute is classified into Fellows, Members, Associate
Members, Affiliate Members and Student Members. The minimum educational
requirements for Associate Membership and Membership of the Institute
are accredited Associate Degree and Degree in Purchasing/Supply/Logistics
Management respectively. The Institute will ensure that all members
possess the appropriate professional experience and maintain a high
standard of integrity. The Institute also recruits companies as
Corporate Members who are willing to sponsor the Institute's activities. |
The
IPSHK organizes educational and professional
programmes for its members, including training, conferences, seminars,
company visits and study tour from time to time. The Institute is
governed by a Council, comprising 12 members elected at General
Meetings. It also has a President, and four Vice-presidents who
give advice to the Council on strategic issues regarding the Institute's
development. |
At
present, IPSHK receives about 1300 Individual
Members composed by Professionals and Practitioners from various
Industries as well as Academic fields involved in Purchasing, Supply
and Logistics-related Sectors. |
IPSHK
represents the interests of those involved in Purchasing and Supply
Chain Management functions and offering excellent opportunities
for networking with Industries. IPSHK was also appointed
by the HKSAR Government as one of 40 members in the Hong Kong Logistics
Develaopment Council (LOGSCOUNCIL) in late 2000. |
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