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About Michael AsnerMichael Asner helps government people (usually auditors or procurement executives) and lawyers deal with procurement and RFP issues. (He also helps private sector companies understand the RFP process and how to create effective proposals). For the last 20 years, Michael has provided consulting services, published books and articles, and offered workshops to governments and government agencies throughout North America and the Caribbean. As a consultant, he has dealt with all aspects of the RFP process:
sometimes testifying, on issues related to public procurement and best practices. As an author, he is North America’s largest publisher of RFP information:
Michael is a frequent speaker at conferences. He has spoken at conferences and professional development events such as the National Institute of Governmental Purchasers’ (NIGP) annual conferences, many NIGP chapter events, National Association of Educational Buyers (NAEB) conferences, Western States Contracting Alliance, and Government Technology conferences. To view his current To view his current speaking activities, go to: http://www.rfpmentor.com/speaker.html He also helps private sector firms improve their proposal writing capabilities.
He provides consulting services, offer training and workshops, and publish articles all related to proposal writing and how to sell to governments. More information about my activities in these areas can be found at my web site dealing with Proposal Evaluation: Getting inside the Evaluator's Head: http://www.fedmarket.com/proposalCentral/proposal_evaluation.shtml His complete CV can be found at: www.rfpmentor.com/MichaelAsnerCV.html If you have any questions or comments, please contact Michael directly: michael@rfpmentor.com 604/530-7881
Some information about Michael Asner as a speaker at your next conference or professional development event: Topics I have a variety of topics and my presentations vary from one hour to two full days. Current topics include: 2. Scandals promote procurement reform 3. Six major RFP problems and their solutions 4. Designing an effective evaluation process for RFPs 5. Six great documents (used during the RFP process) that intimidate their lawyers and prevent complaints 6. Risk Management in the RFP process. 7. The best web sites for RFP information 8. Evaluating Commercially Available Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Software 9. Bullet-Proofing Your RFPs 9. Trends in Public Procurement (hot topics) 10. Best and Final Offers 11. Ethics and Public Procurement Handout material In addition to the standard handout material, you can, if you wish, make copies of one of my training CDs (such as the one on Designing an Evaluation Process which sells for $195) for distribution to each attendee. This is a great value-added item for your members and you can put your logo on the CD. (Details of my training CDs can be found at www.rfpmentor.com.) Some details about my longer presentations Bullet-Proofing Your RFPs: A Survival Guide for Public Sector Buyers http://www.rfpmentor.com/rfpworkshop.html Getting it right – The Best RFP Practices from more than 60 jurisdictions http://www.rfpmentor.com/rfpworkshop2.html http://www.rfpmentor.com/cms_pdfs/Two-dayRFPWorkshop.pdf
Announcing a NEW WORKSHOP
On
Ethics and Public Procurement
Avoiding Procurement Scandals: Making Ethical Issues Part of Your Procurement Process and Your Culture At last, a workshop dealing with the real issues related to public procurement. What should elected officials do? How should the Evaluators behave? What are the expectations? What does the law require from public bodies? To see the important issues that this workshop covers, go to: http://www.rfpmentor.com/cms_pdfs/EthicsCoursesOct2009.doc
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