Paul Schapper is an international specialist in public e-procurement, procurement systems and practice. He is currently a consultant to the World Bank.
His career in procurement of more than 25 years has included Supply Commissioner, Chief Executive Officer for the Department of Contract and Management Services, Director-General for the Department of Industry and Technology, CEO for the Office of Public Sector Management, and Professorial Fellow for Governance in Western Australia.
Dr Schapper has developed strategic e-procurement frameworks or engaged in e-procurement capacity development, e-procurement legislation reform and procurement practice for more than 40 countries.
He has been a peer reviewer for the World Bank and was a founding member on the editorial board of the Journal of Digital Evidence.
He holds a PhD in Economics and Management, Bachelor of Economics (School of Economics and Commerce); Bachelor of Science School of Physics.
Dr Schapper has also lectured in Management at the Australian National Government Executive Development Programme and at the International Development Law Institute (Rome)
His career in procurement of more than 25 years has included Supply Commissioner, Chief Executive Officer for the Department of Contract and Management Services, Director-General for the Department of Industry and Technology, CEO for the Office of Public Sector Management, and Professorial Fellow for Governance in Western Australia.
Dr Schapper has developed strategic e-procurement frameworks or engaged in e-procurement capacity development, e-procurement legislation reform and procurement practice for more than 40 countries.
He has been a peer reviewer for the World Bank and was a founding member on the editorial board of the Journal of Digital Evidence.
He holds a PhD in Economics and Management, Bachelor of Economics (School of Economics and Commerce); Bachelor of Science School of Physics.
Dr Schapper has also lectured in Management at the Australian National Government Executive Development Programme and at the International Development Law Institute (Rome)