Agenda
Wednesday, April 20
11:30 A.M. – 12:30 P.M.
BOARDROOMRegistration / Lunch
Sponsored By12:30–1:00 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWIntroductions: CollegeBuys and Co-Chairs
1:00–2:00 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWRodney Taylor
Where Do We Go From Here? Managing Change in the COVID 19 Era
The COVID-19 pandemic changed how we did things, but it didn’t change what we did. We will take a brief look at what some of the changes and their impacts on our daily lives. We’ll also explore why I think the crisis calls for new leadership for managing change.
Rodney Taylor
2:00–2:45 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWRebekah Cearley
Legislative Update on Community College Facilities and Procurement
Rebekah Cearley will provide a general overview of the 2021-22 legislative cycle as it pertains to the California Community College system, with a focus on facilities and purchasing. Topics will include capital outlay funding, student housing, and legislative efforts affecting facilities and purchasing.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Rebekah Cearley
2:45–3:00 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWCollaboration Break
Sponsored By3:00–4:00 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWHugh Lee
Legal Updates and Implementation
This presentation will highlight new legislation and its implications on California community college districts and review other recent changes in the law.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Hugh Lee
4:00–4:45 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWSherman Wong
Mina Hernandez
Carrie Everts
Tom Macias
Civic Center Act & Facilities Use Agreements
Learn how MiraCosta College’s Purchasing and Facilities departments partnered to modernize its Civic Center Act and facilities use requests. This session will also provide practical guidance for Districts to implement procedures for processing facilities use applications, issuance of facilities use agreements, and the charges a District may impose for use of District facilities.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Sherman Wong
Mina Hernandez
Carrie Everts
Tom Macias
5:15–7:15 P.M.
Pueblo, 877 Hornblend St, San Diego, CA 92109Opening Reception
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Thursday, April 21
7:30–8:30 A.M.
BOARDROOMBreakfast
Sponsored By8:30–9:30 A.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWKim Simonds
BB Boynton
Nick Newkirk
Punchouts
Punchouts integrate ERP systems with Vendor Catalogs to improve ordering, receipt, invoice and payment. Find out how MiraCosta College and South Orange Community College District both implement and utilize punchouts.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Kim Simonds
BB Boynton
Nick Newkirk
9:30–10:30 A.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWPriya Jerome
April Graham
The Ever-Changing World of COVID: Implications to the Procurement and/or Risk Manager
This presentation reviews best practices through a procurement and risk management lens at the South Orange County Community College District and the Santa Clarita Community College District. This includes an overview of topics including return to campus and lessons learned with a focus on vaccine verification implementation, COVID testing, addressing new contract terms, among others.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Priya Jerome
April Graham
10:30–11:30 A.M.
ROUSSEAU SUITEExhibit Hall Open
Sponsored By11:35 A.M. – 12:25 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWSherman Wong
Mina Hernandez
Angelic Davis
Kim Carrillo
Arpie Zavian
Ria Diaz
The A to Z of Public Works eBidding
COVID has changed the face of pubic bidding including construction bidding. With a workforce that may need to continue to work remotely, colleges are looking into online technology to manage the whole process virtually. Hear from our speakers on how this can be accomplished from streamlining processes, enhancing performance and reducing risks for agencies and their construction primes and subcontractors.
Objectives:
- Benefits of online construction bidding
- Subcontractor lists and acceptance of ebonds
- Control participation to prequalified vendors
- Complete audit tracking and built in validations to mitigate risk
- Develop a deeper understanding of managing construction bidding virtually
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Sherman Wong
Mina Hernandez
Angelic Davis
Kim Carrillo
Arpie Zavian
Ria Diaz
12:30–1:45 P.M.
Beach North LawnLunch on the Beach
Sponsored By1:50–2:20 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWJennifer Keiper
Jorge Burwick
CollegeBuys Update
CollegeBuys will provide an update on statewide contract offerings and strategies to continue fostering collaboration and innovation within the California Community College purchasing community.
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Jennifer Keiper
Jorge Burwick
2:20–3:20 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWTheresa Robinson Harris
Chanda Carpenter
CAPPO and NIGP Update
This session will cover CAPPO and NIGP collaborative partnership with the Foundation for California Community Colleges (FCCC). We will discuss a number of educational and networking opportunities, combined educational opportunities, as well as additional resources that are available to our members.
We will share some of the immediate benefits of being involved in our respective organizations and provide practical insights into how to take advantage of those benefits to support personal and professional growth.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Theresa Robinson Harris
Chanda Carpenter
3:30–4:15 P.M.
ROUSSEAU SUITEExhibit Hall Break
Sponsored By4:15–5:00 P.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWDr. Jose Fierro
The Procurement Number
Embracing DEIA in our communities enhances our students’ experience. How do we define meaningful DEIA efforts within our institutions, and what does it take to ensure that these efforts are successful? In this session, Dr. Fierro will examine how everything we do on campus impacts our efforts on advancing diversity, equity, inclusion and access.
Dr. Jose Fierro
5:00–7:00 P.M.
BOARDROOMAdvisory Group Networking Mixer
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Friday, April 22
7:30–8:30 A.M.
BOARDROOMBreakfast
Sponsored By8:30–9:30 A.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWSharon Suarez
Progressive Design-Build: Come See What It Is and How It Works for Community Colleges
Progressive Design-Build is the latest project delivery method that is being used by community colleges. As a “best value” procurement, it provides many benefits and advantages by having the design team and construction team work hand in hand as a single entity through an integrated process. This workshop will cover its difference between traditional design-build and other project delivery methods, how it works, and how to implement it using best practices.
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Listen to the audio recording (MP3)Sharon Suarez
9:30–9:45 A.M.
Group Photo
9:45–11:30 A.M.
TOUCAN AND MACAWAngela Musial
Teri Turner
Heather Cade
Kim Simonds
Patty Samford
Open Forum
Ever have a purchasing question you did not know the answer too? The open forum is a safe space to learn and collaborate where you can ask questions, discuss procurement issues, and solicit advice from your purchasing professional peers.
Angela Musial
Teri Turner
Heather Cade
Kim Simonds
Patty Samford