At Procure Plus, professional development is central to our commitment to excellence, social value, and sector leadership. Our team includes CIPS-qualified professionals who are passionate about creating value, driving innovations, and navigating the evolving landscape of procurement with skill and integrity.

We’re proud to share that Clare Tetlow, Procurement Lead at Procure Plus, has been awarded Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (FCIPS) – a prestigious recognition of her leadership, expertise, and outstanding contribution to the profession.

The FCIPS is the highest grade of CIPS membership, awarded to those who demonstrate exceptional competence and achievement in procurement and supply, along with a high level of professional knowledge and experience.

Clare’s achievement is not only a significant personal milestone but also a reflection of the high standards and values we uphold at Procure Plus.

Clare said: “It’s a huge honour to be recognised by CIPS through the award of a Fellowship and to be commended for my specialism in procurement law. This year marks my twentieth anniversary in a profession that is rewarding, positive and challenging, and that continues to afford me rich personal and professional growth.

“I have loved using my profession to encourage new entrants into the public procurement profession, to use my skills to support the social housing sector, and most importantly, to play a role in the delivery of the incredible social value we deliver here at Procure Plus.

“This recognition makes me even more excited for the positive work my colleagues and I will continue to deliver together.”

Mike Brogan, Chief Executive of Procure Plus, commented: “Clare’s Fellowship is a significant and well-deserved recognition of her professionalism, expertise, and commitment to public procurement.

“Her leadership in procurement law and social value has been instrumental in shaping our approach at Procure Plus and in delivering positive outcomes across the sector. This achievement reflects both her personal dedication and the high standards we strive for as an organisation.”

As we look ahead, we’ll continue to champion high standards and innovations in procurement – empowering our people, supporting our partners, and delivering better outcomes for the communities we serve.

Congratulations to Clare on this well-deserved honour!