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ISM-New Jersey: Procurement at a Turning Point: Geopolitics, AI, Risk and the New Commercial Reality

Procurement is entering one of the most volatile and strategically important periods in decades.

From escalating geopolitical tensions and the implications of the Iran conflict, to inflationary pressures and supply chain instability, procurement leaders are being forced to rethink how they manage cost, risk, suppliers, and stakeholder expectations.

In this fast-paced and highly practical session, Graham Crawshaw explores the major hot topics shaping procurement in 2026, including:

        The commercial and supply chain impact of Middle East instability

        Rising energy, logistics, and supplier costs

        The implications for indirect procurement teams

The session combines market insight, procurement community data from CASME, and real-world observations to help procurement professionals understand what is changing, where the biggest risks are emerging, and what actions organizations should already be taking. Live polls will tease out the views of delegates.

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Date

Jun 16, 2026

Add To Calendar 6/16/2026 2:00:00 PM 6/16/2026 3:00:00 PM ET ISM-New Jersey: Procurement at a Turning Point: Geopolitics, AI, Risk and the New Commercial Reality

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2 PM - 3 PM ET

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Online
CEH Credits
1.0
Product Code
410061626

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Presenters

Graham has the overall responsibility for the quality of CASME’s global RoundTable and Virtual Events program. Prior to joining CASME, Graham spent 20 years working in procurement for the music industry within an operational and marketing environment. At EMI, Graham regularly supported major artists, including The Beatles, Queen, and Pink Floyd, in developing and sourcing their unique packaging requirements, and subsequently worked on the company’s first music streaming contract. Graham is also a fellow of CIPS.