Overall winner 2006

Nuffield Hospital video clip Winner: Nuffield Hospitals
Nuffield Hopitals reflect on a highly successful evening, picking up two awards including the title of Overall winners.
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Individual category winners 2006

CIPS Young Purchasing and Supply Management Professional of the Year:

Winner: Laura Langstaff, Ealing Council

Hear Laura Langstaff's thoughts on collecting her award:
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CIPS Purchasing and Supply Management Professional of the Year:

Winner: Steve Wills, Axa

Steve Wills, explains why the award is great recognition for his entire team: [Flash] [Quicktime] [Windows media]

Team category winners 2006

Best contribution to corporate responsibility:
Winner: BT

Shortlisted:
Department for Work and Pensions
Environment Agency
HSBC
Legal & General

Best cross-functional teamwork:
Winner: BAE Systems

Shortlisted:
Axa UK
EDF Energy
HSBC
Pfizer
Rolls-Royce
Styles & Wood
Virgin Atlantic Airways

Best people development initiative:
Winner: HSBC

Shortlisted:
AWE
E.On UK
GlaxoSmithKline
Ministry of Defence
Severn Trent Water

Best process improvement initiative:
Winner: FUjitsu

Shortlisted:
BAE Systems (Air Systems)
BP
Britvic Soft Drinks
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
GlaxoSmithkline
NHS Supply Chain

Best purchaser-supplier partnership:
Winners: Venture Production and Subsea 7

Shortlisted:
Anglian Water Services and the @one Alliance
Axa UK and Williams Lea
CSC Computer Science and Alexander Mann Solutions
Environment Agency and its 13 Partners
GlaxoSmithKline with BTI and British Airways
Integration Authority (MoD) and BAE Systems (lead partner)

Best purchasing initiative by a smaller organisation:

Salvation Army video clip Winner: Salvation Army (UK and Republic of Ireland Territory)

The Salvation Army after collecting their award for the Best purchasing initiative by a smaller organisation.
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Shortlisted:
Mapeley Estates
Sue Ryder Care
University of Dundee

Most improved purchasing operation - start up:
Winner: B&Q

Shortlisted:
Crawford & Company
Leisure Link Group
Places for People
Virgin Atlantic Airways

Most improved purchasing operation - step change:
Winner: Nuffield Hospitals

Shortlisted:
BAE Systems
British Energy
British Nuclear Group, Sellafield
Defence Logistics Organisation (MoD)
EDF Energy

Best public procurement project:
Winner: Environment Agency

Shortlisted:
Department for Work and Pensions
Healthcare Purchasing Consortium
Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium
Staffordshire County Council

Best use of technology:
Winner: Taylor Woodrow

Shortlisted:
GlaxoSmithKline
Home Office Commercial Directorate
Scottish Executive - eProcurement Scotland
Sevita Purchasing

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		Overall winner 2006 Winner: Nuffield Hospitals Nuffield Hopitals reflect on a highly successful evening, picking up two awards including the title of Overall winners. [Flash] [Quicktime] [Windows media] Individual category winners 2006 CIPS Young Purchasing and Supply Management Professional of the Year: Winner: Laura Langstaff, Ealing Council Hear Laura Langstaff's thoughts on collecting her award: [Flash] [Quicktime] [Windows media] CIPS Purchasing and Supply Management Professional of the Year: Winner: Steve Wills, Axa Steve Wills, explains why the award is great recognition for his entire team: [Flash] [Quicktime] [Windows media] Team category winners 2006 Best contribution to corporate responsibility: Winner: BT Shortlisted: Department for Work and Pensions Environment Agency HSBC Legal & General Best cross-functional teamwork: Winner: BAE Systems Shortlisted: Axa UK EDF Energy HSBC Pfizer Rolls-Royce Styles & Wood Virgin Atlantic Airways Best people development initiative: Winner: HSBC Shortlisted: AWE E.On UK GlaxoSmithKline Ministry of Defence Severn Trent Water Best process improvement initiative: Winner: FUjitsu Shortlisted: BAE Systems (Air Systems) BP Britvic Soft Drinks Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs GlaxoSmithkline NHS Supply Chain Best purchaser-supplier partnership: Winners: Venture Production and Subsea 7 Shortlisted: Anglian Water Services and the @one Alliance Axa UK and Williams Lea CSC Computer Science and Alexander Mann Solutions Environment Agency and its 13 Partners GlaxoSmithKline with BTI and British Airways Integration Authority (MoD) and BAE Systems (lead partner) Best purchasing initiative by a smaller organisation: Winner: Salvation Army (UK and Republic of Ireland Territory) The Salvation Army after collecting their award for the Best purchasing initiative by a smaller organisation. [Flash] [Quicktime] [Windows media] Shortlisted: Mapeley Estates Sue Ryder Care University of Dundee Most improved purchasing operation - start up: Winner: B&Q Shortlisted: Crawford & Company Leisure Link Group Places for People Virgin Atlantic Airways Most improved purchasing operation - step change: Winner: Nuffield Hospitals Shortlisted: BAE Systems British Energy British Nuclear Group, Sellafield Defence Logistics Organisation (MoD) EDF Energy Best public procurement project: Winner: Environment Agency Shortlisted: Department for Work and Pensions Healthcare Purchasing Consortium Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium Staffordshire County Council Best use of technology: Winner: Taylor Woodrow Shortlisted: GlaxoSmithKline Home Office Commercial Directorate Scottish Executive - eProcurement Scotland Sevita Purchasing Click here to view 2005's winners Click here to view 2004's winners

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