What this practice does

Macroeconomics becomes operational at the point of purchase. We forecast input prices under tariff, carbon-pricing, energy-price, and labour-shortage scenarios; build should-cost models that benchmark supplier pricing against current and predicted market prices; map the commercial relationships between manufacturers, distributors, and buyers; and design procurement risk registries with named owners, mitigations, and tracking. We also assess trade-measure exposure, tariffs, remedy actions, and rules-of-origin risk, on specific capital projects and spend categories.

Representative work

  • CSSC Category, Spend, and Should-Cost programs for capital-intensive operators
  • CIPA Construction Inputs Price Analysis
  • TTEM Tariff and Trade-Exposure Modelling within the Macroeconomic Model

Practice leadership

  • Director, Market Intelligence & Supply Chain Management

    Veridian Advisory Partners

    The Director, Market Intelligence and Supply Chain Management leads the practice that translates macroeconomic analysis into procurement and sourcing decisions.

    Signature work

    • CIPA Construction Inputs Price Analysis
    • TTEM Tariff and Trade-Exposure Modelling within the Macroeconomic Model
    • CSSC Category, Spend, and Should-Cost programs for capital-intensive operators

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