WRParr Consulting, LLC provides consulting and interim/contract executive services to companies or private equity firms in four areas – procurement, full-value productivity, strategic planning, and M&A integration.
Within each area, there are several ways Bill can assist management in achieving its objectives. In each case, the result is tangible, measurable, sustainable improvement.
Specific examples include:
Procurement excellence
· Interim CPO or supply chain leader
· Lead or support a cross-portfolio purchasing initiative for a private equity firm
o Perform diagnostic to identify opportunities, including review of existing contracts
o Develop category strategies
o Run RFP process through agreement-in-principal
o Implement vendor contracts
· Lead or support a procurement transformation using a framework based upon People, Processes, and Projects
o End-to-end process to capture opportunities - perform diagnostic, review existing contracts, develop category strategies, prepare RFP and analyze responses, negotiate agreement with vendors
o Review staffing
o Review and adjust key work processes, including implementing tracking mechanisms to drive progress, scorekeeping, implementation of a Project Management Office (PMO)
· Manage the supplier interface from RFP to contract and negotiate on behalf of a company or private equity firm
Full value productivity improvement
· Implement full value productivity framework based upon People, Processes, and Projects
· Interim operations excellence leader
· Lean Sigma implementation, including, staffing, project selection and management, KPI’s
· PMO implementation to drive productivity improvement initiatives
Strategic planning
· Facilitate strategy development using a practical, numbers-based process and focusing on translation of the strategy to action plans
· Pressure-test strategies under development
· PMO implementation to drive implementation of key strategies
M&A integration
· Facilitate integration of a merger or acquisition using a process which is focused on achieving the deal value proposition