Understanding the Procurement Act: What It Means for SMEs
When
Tuesday, 22 July 11:00am - 12:00pmWhere
OnlinePrice
Member Only Event | Free for MembersJoin us for an essential webinar designed to help BESA members navigate the upcoming changes introduced by the new Procurement Act, with a specific focus on the implications for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the education sector.
This session will break down the key reforms, outline what they mean in practice, and offer clear, practical guidance to help your business prepare and respond effectively.
What you will gain:
- A clear understanding of the new Procurement Act and what it changes
- Practical guidance to help your business prepare and respond effectively
- A chance to ask questions and hear from experts in the field
Whether you’re already supplying to schools and public sector organisations or looking to enter the market, this webinar will give you the insights and tools you need to move forward confidently.
This session is free and exclusively open to BESA members.
Speaker
Frank Suttie, Director, Freeths LLP
Frank Suttie is the founder of Education Legals – a consultancy focussed on commercial, intellectual property and data protection issues as they affect the education sector.
A graduate in both accountancy and law Frank’s career has revolved around projects at the interface between the public and private sectors. His early experience included privatisation and education intervention projects initiated under Government policy measures.
He advised a major service provider involved in education intervention arrangements and became an early advisor in private finance initiatives. His advice was taken by DfE in connection with the development of the legal framework for academisation of English schools.
Frank advises a range of participants in the education sector advising upon commercial matters. His Brexit related advice has assisted businesses in preparing for continuing existing and preparing for future business relationships in the light of the legal and commercial challenges that arise from Brexit.
To ask any questions, please email eventsteam@besa.org.uk.
We look forward to having you join us for an enlightening and enriching experience!