Full course description
Duration:
1 Hour
Location:
Online
Course Type:
Previously Recorded
Credential:
0.1 CEUs
Webinar Description
Thank you for your interest in the Contracting in Crisis Intervention webinar.
At OSU we are proud to be able to deliver practical and useful information to help you navigate the days ahead. Whether you are seeking a new path, exploring an alternative career field, or climbing the corporate ladder, our experts know a thing or two that could help along the way.
During this time of crisis, government contracting involves a level of detail above and beyond many other areas, and it's critical to manage the various components of these documents and relationships effectively.
Review our free webinar to learn tips on the best business solutions to address any potential non-performance and how to navigate other government contract performance issues.
Course Instructor
Brian P. Gatus
Director of Indirect Procurement at Southern California Edison
Brian P. Gatus leads the Indirect Procurement group for Southern California Edison (SCE). He is responsible for managing over $1.2B in annual spend and leading a team of professionals in delivering effective procurement (sourcing, contracts & negotiations) and category spend management solutions for SCE's indirect procurement and business enterprise supply chain.
He has a proven track record of success in leveraging spend, optimizing procurement controls, minimizing risk and improving product quality. With over 20 years of public and private sector experience, his areas of expertise include sourcing of various IT/OT hardware and software, complex contract negotiations, logistics, and execution of business process improvements.
Brian is recognized by the National Contract Management Association as a Certified Professional Contracts Manager and by the Institute of Supply Management as a Certified Professional in Supply Management. He holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University and an undergraduate degree in Business Information Systems.