ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Social value sounds straightforward in theory. But in practice? It's misunderstood, under-resourced, and far more powerful than most realise.
In this episode of the Procure Partnerships Talking Procurement Podcast, Isabelle Parasram, CEO of the Institute for Social Value, explains the confusion and reveals what social value really means, and how procurement teams can harness their buying power to drive meaningful change.
Drawing on her career spanning law, politics, and leading the social value sector, Isabelle shares candid conversations she's had with local authorities, bidders, and communities.
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United Kingdom
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