Visit over 80 exhibitors in the Product Showcase Exhibition showcasing their innovate products, services and solutions all aligned to help improve performance and achieve efficiencies and savings for Wales’ public procurement.
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Brand new for 2020 Procurex Wales will feature three Procurement Skills Academy zones as well as three Live Stages, all designed specifically to help buyers and suppliers enhance their overall knowledge, collaborate and share best practice.
Procurex Wales’ Networking & Collaboration Zones offer you a significant opportunity to meet and discuss buyer and supplier opportunities, share best practice, expand your knowledge and create new peer contacts.
Now in its fifth year and again supported by Welsh Government, Procurex Wales is well established as one of the major highlights within the annual procurement calendar – supporting innovation, education, collaboration and celebration over a single dedicated day.
The Welsh Government ‘Prosperity for All: economic action plan’ shows a continued focus on delivering against the key areas of economic growth, equality, efficiency savings and collaboration, all with the purpose of create a stronger, more inclusive Wales. Procurex Wales, supported by Welsh Government and other leading procurement organisations, will provide a range of interactive features designed around this action plan including:
You can participate as a sponsor, exhibitor or attend as a delegate – click the relevant links on the right to find out more information.
Minister
Finance and Trefnydd
Minister
Finance and Trefnydd
Rebecca Evans was first elected to the National Assembly for Wales in May 2011 to represent the Mid and West Wales region. In 2016 she became Assembly Member for Gower. Rebecca received a degree in History from the University of Leeds, and a Master of Philosophy degree in Historical Studies from Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge. Before being elected, Rebecca worked in the third sector. Rebecca has served on the National Assembly for Wales' Environment and Sustainable Development Committee and its Common Agricultural Policy Task and Finish Group. She has also served on the Health and Social Care Committee, and the Children, Young People and Education Committee. In June 2014, Rebecca was appointed Deputy Minister for Farming and Food, and in May 2016 she became Minister for Social Services and Public Health. In November 2017, she was appointed Minister for Housing and Regeneration, and in December 2018 she joined the Cabinet as Minister for Finance and Trefnydd.
Deputy Minister
Economy and Transport
Deputy Minister
Economy and Transport
Lee Waters is the Assembly Member for the Llanelli constituency. He was born and raised in Carmarthenshire. He was educated in Brynamman and Ammanford and gained a degree in politics from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. His policy interests are wide-ranging, including the economy, climate change, provision for looked after children, digital policy and the media. Lee is the Welsh Labour and Co-operative Member of the National Assembly for Wales for the Llanelli constituency. Before being elected in May 2016, Lee was Director of Wales's leading independent think-tank, the Institute of Welsh Affairs. He previously ran the sustainable transport charity Sustrans Cymru in where he led the campaign for the Active Travel Act. He is a former Chief Political Correspondent for ITV Wales. On 13 December 2018 he was appointed Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport.
