When engaging “best-fit” supplier partners, the goal is to form collaborative relationships that lead to a distinct market differentiation tipped in favor of CBRE. These relationships will create; incremental value, accelerate innovation, and enable CBRE to consistently deliver on the promise of exceptional client outcomes.
Fundamental elements include:
- Alignment with client expectations and delivery of service
- CBRE RISE Values as a core tenant – RESPECT | INTEGRITY | SERVICE | EXCELLENCE
- Transparency and accountability
- Commitment to industry best practices and innovation
The structure for balancing CBRE client, CBRE and supplier partner interests requires the following critical processes:
- Seamless Supplier Engagement
- MSA's
- All new and renewed agreements to include:
- Savings guarantees
- Fee-at-Risk flow-downs
- Sustainability goals
- Diversity goals
- All new and renewed agreements to include:
- LCA’s – coordinated with CBRE country lead
- Site agreements
- PO’s
- Partner agreements
- MSA's
- Effective Governance
- Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR)
- Semi-annual Business Reviews (SABR)
- Supplier Relationship Management programming
- Supplier performance
- Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s)
- Service Level Agreements (SLA’s0
- “Voice of the Client” data and performance scoring goals
- Performance Improvement Plans (PIP)
- Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
- Reliable Operating Standards
- Balanced Statements of Work (SOW)
- Site-level standards
- Adherence to security protocol
- Delivery of a safe and healthy workspace
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Links:
Fee At Risk
MSA template
SPP landing page
Service Agreement | PO template
Semi-annual Business Review Template
ESG landing page
Diversity landing page
Supplier Performance Portal
KPI matrix
Performance Improvement Plans
Root Cause Analysis
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis