Join us for a half-day, in-person workshop designed specifically for procurement professionals who are ready to move from awareness to action.

Together with sector leaders and experienced facilitators from Edge Impact and Ākina, this interactive session will:

Build a shared understanding of what modern slavery is and how it shows up in supply chains
Outline how expectations on business are evolving in Aotearoa, Australia, and globally
Identify the levers within the procurement process where modern slavery due diligence can be applied
Develop a set of practical, actionable approaches tailored for procurement teams

Why Attend?
You’ll walk away with:

Who Should Attend?
This workshop is tailored for:

Procurement professionals across public and private sectors
Representatives from construction, local government, and primary industries (agriculture, forestry)
Members of the Ākina Buyers Group
Sustainability and ethical sourcing leads

Agenda

Registration and networking
Welcome & Framing: Setting the scene - why modern slavery matters and procurement’s unique role
Understanding Risk: What modern slavery looks like in supply chains, and where procurement can influence change
Break and networking
Procurement in Practice: Practical tools, case studies, and strategies to integrate human rights due diligence into workflows
From Insight to Action: Reflecting on your context, identifying next steps

Facilitators
Edge Impact

Guest facilitator

Spaces are limited, secure your spot today!