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Taru Lindfors | Development Manager, Procurement | Neste Corporation

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EBG | Network are happy to welcome Taru Lindfors, Development Manager, Procurement at Neste to Sourcing Outlook 2017. Taru is joining the summit as a Theme Discussion moderator.

Join us today – we look forward to seeing you.

About Neste

Neste creates sustainable choices for the needs of transport, businesses and consumers. Neste are the world’s largest producer of renewable diesel refined from waste and residues, and they are also bringing renewable solutions to the aviation and plastics industries.

In 2016, Neste’s net sales stood at EUR 11.7 billion, and we were on the Global 100 list of the 100 most sustainable companies in the world.

Kristina Wågstedt | Nordic Procurement Manager | EY

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EY are most known for their services within four service lines – Assurance, Tax, Advisory and Transaction Advisory Services. But did you know they have 231 000 employees globally? Imagine the total spend and the type send. And with a vision to “build a better working world” – how does that influence procurement structures, strategies and processes? Since 2013 Ernst & Young is EY and Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland have a Nordic region set up.

Juliet and Kristina invite you to learn from EY internal best practice know how and discuss experiences in the peer group joining the session. They will focus on how procurement can ad value as a strategic business partner in the budget process. A very valid topic! Join us and find out more.

About EY

(From company global website and local website)

Number of people globally: 231,000 (as of 30 June 2016). Number of employees in the Nordics 6 600.

Global revenues: US$29.6 billion (Financial Year ’16, ending 30 June 2016).

Geographic Areas: Americas; Europe, Middle East, India and Africa; Far East; Japan; Oceania.

Offices: 700+ in more than 150 countries.

Service lines: Assurance, Advisory, Tax, Transaction Advisory Services.

Founded: 1989 through the merger of Ernst & Whinney and Arthur Young & Co. Oldest component from 1849.

Juliet Elfgren | Nordic Procurement Manager | EY

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EY are most known for their services within four service lines – Assurance, Tax, Advisory and Transaction Advisory Services. But did you know they have 231 000 employees globally? Imagine the total spend and the type send. And with a vision to “build a better working world” – how does that influence procurement structures, strategies and processes? Since 2013 Ernst & Young is EY and Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland have a Nordic region set up.

Juliet and Kristina invite you to learn from EY internal best practice know how and discuss experiences in the peer group joining the session. They will focus on how procurement can ad value as a strategic business partner in the budget process. A very valid topic! Join us and find out more.

About EY

(From company global website and local website)

Number of people globally: 231,000 (as of 30 June 2016). Number of employees in the Nordics 6 600.

Global revenues: US$29.6 billion (Financial Year ’16, ending 30 June 2016).

Geographic Areas: Americas; Europe, Middle East, India and Africa; Far East; Japan; Oceania.

Offices: 700+ in more than 150 countries.

Service lines: Assurance, Advisory, Tax, Transaction Advisory Services.

Founded: 1989 through the merger of Ernst & Whinney and Arthur Young & Co. Oldest component from 1849.