Join us for an afternoon of M&E Tea this October

We invite you to join us in person for a relaxed and informative afternoon focused on Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E). These free sessions will equip you with valuable M&E insights, along with practical templates you can implement back at the office.

10 Questions Contract Managers need to ask

Procurement is finally getting the opportunity to become more involved in contract management. Here are 10 questions contract managers should ask themselves to baseline the current skill set and prioritise areas of improvement.

Service Design for Government Agencies

If you’ve ever thought: “This makes sense on paper, but not in practice”, then Designing Better Public Services: A practical guide to service design for government agencies is for you. Start designing services that truly deliver.

Webinar recording: Procurement as the Guiding Light

Dr Stefan Gassner, author and researcher of Procurement as a guiding light, shares insights and recommendations from the Annual Australian Procurement Research.

Governance in the decade of disruption and the tools to assist you navigate global challenges

The 2025 Grosvenor Annual Governance Study, Governance in the Decade of Disruption, reveals the rankings of the top 10 global challenges reshaping effective governance. These insights paired with two included governance tools will help boards and executives prioritise their efforts.

How to build a high-performing procurement function

Procurement as the Guiding Light offers a practical maturity assessment framework, allowing you to benchmark your function against peers and identify areas for improvement. Whether you’re looking to build a business case for investment, improve strategic alignment, or simply understand where your strengths and gaps lie, this is your essential guide.

Centralised vs Decentralised vs Hybrid Procurement: Which Model Delivers the Best Outcomes?

In our latest procurement study, we explore how centralised, decentralised, and hybrid procurement models impact maturity, effectiveness, and strategic alignment. The findings are clear: structure matters. So how should you structure your procurement function?

Procurement Planning: Private vs Public Sector Procurement

Understanding these differences is the first step towards improvement. Whether you’re in the public or private sector, Procurement as the Guiding Light offers practical insights and a maturity assessment framework to help you benchmark your function, identify gaps, and chart a course for better results.

Procurement as the guiding light

Grosvenor’s 2025 Annual Procurement study, Procurement as the Guiding Light – For navigating market challenges, innovation, and value for money. We provide you with a free interactive procurement maturity checklist to see where your procurement function stands and where you can focus next.

Six Lessons from Unsuccessful Transformations​

Transformation is not a checklist. It is a leadership commitment to shaping the future of your organisation with intent, clarity and resilience. Here are six lessons from the frontlines of transformation.

Everyday Ethics Report: How Public Servants Navigate Ethical Grey Zones

Everyday Ethics dives into how to navigate ethical decision-making in your daily work – and what that means for leadership, culture, and accountability.

The New Priorities for the APS: Governance, Design, and Capability 

The next decade will test the resilience of Australia’s public sector organisations more than ever. As demands grow and resources are reduced, three priorities stand out: governance, organisational design, and capability.

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