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To boost the bottom line, companies are searching for skilled and knowledgeable supply management professionals to help streamline supply management efforts and reduce costs while maintaining quality. Becoming a CPSM instantly raises your visibility. The globally recognized CPSM designation is the premier supply management credential, the one all others are measured against. Built on an in-depth analysis of supply management functions across industries, the CPSM will identify you as someone with mastery of critical concepts in procurement and sourcing, negotiating, contracts and leadership.

Go for your CPSM and show companies you’re the supply management expert they need. Use it as a springboard for your role as a future supply management leader. The time is NOW!

More Reasons Why You Should Become a CPSM

ROI — You’ll typically earn more than peers who don’t have a credential — on average 9% more.

RELEVANT — The exam questions are created by supply management professionals and reflect real situations and experiences rather than relying on abstract classroom theory.

TRANSPORTABLE — Your CPSM is globally recognized and remains valid if you change industries.

CURRENT — ISM periodically updates the CPSM to reflect changes in roles and practices over time.

PRESTIGE — Many managers require a CPSM for certain positions or favor candidates who hold one.

PRICED FAIRLY — A CPSM is competitively priced when compared to other well-known certifications.

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The Certified Professional in Supplier Diversity® (CPSD™) is a certification for supply management professionals whose responsibilities include supplier diversity and business professionals with responsibility for strategic diversity initiatives within their organization. The content of the CPSD™ Exam is based on the findings of a job analysis of supplier diversity positions. The 120 question exam tests on the results of this analysis including policies and planning, Sourcing/supplier development, finance/ budgeting, metrics/oversight, training and development and advocacy/marketing/outreach.

Definition of Supplier Diversity Diversity signifies variety, including variety in the ownership of organizations. In supply management, diversity typically means an organiation’s efforts to include different categories of suppliers in its sourcing process and active supply base and to address opportunities and challenges that arise from differences and similarities

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