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The $250 That Made Equal Pay Day Personal
Today’s article is about Equal Pay Day, this year marked in the US on March 26th. We’ll talk about the history of Equal Pay Day and what it is, what you can do about gender pay gaps either as an individual or a manager, and about the anthology I’m part of that comes out today: Femme Led! If you’d like a little taste of that book, I’ve put my favorite quotes from each chapter at the end of today’s article.
If You’re Not Overcommunicating with Suppliers, You’re Probably Doing It Wrong
This week we’ll talk about fostering new supplier relationships through the lens of parenting. Your company and the supplier may not be “young”, but your relationship is. We’ll talk about overcommunicating with suppliers, being clear, standing your ground, and keeping consistent internal communication when building (or rebuilding!) a relationship with a supplier.
Cash Flow and Customer of Choice: Where Procurement Can Create Value
This week we’ll talk about cash flow including pros and cons of early payment terms (and how they can affect a supplier relationship), how third party payment systems can work (and how to e-auction them), payment process improvement (and the questions to start asking), and being a customer of choice.



