Thought Leadership Webinar
Love at First Collaboration: How Strategic Partnership with E&I Drives Institutional Success
Join us as leaders from Marshall University and E&I Cooperative Services explore how institutions can fully leverage the E&I partnership to unlock greater value, strengthen collaboration, and drive meaningful outcomes across campus.
📅 Wednesday, February 11 | ⏰ 3:00pm - 3:30pm Eastern

Leeann Lemon, M.S.
Marshall University

Sharol McHenry, MBA
E&I Cooperative Services
Why you should watch this webinar
What you'll learn
✔️ Ways institutions partner with E&I to solve challenges beyond pricing
✔️ How collaborative partnerships with E&I help institutions maximize value over time
✔️ Real examples of how E&I works with its members in unique and personal ways to drive results
Who should watch
- Procurement and sourcing professionals in higher education
- Finance and operations leaders working with E&I contracts
- Contract and supplier relationship managers
- E&I member institutions seeking to better leverage their partnership
- Anyone responsible for maximizing value from cooperative procurement relationships
Reserve your spot to learn how institutions are getting more from their E&I partnership — and how deeper collaboration can unlock value across your organization.
Featured Speakers

Leeann Lemon is a Contract Specialist at Marshall University with a diverse background spanning higher education, healthcare, aviation administration, and legal services. With deep experience in risk management, compliance, and contract operations, Leeann brings a practical, detail-oriented perspective to procurement and partnership management. Her work supports institutional priorities by strengthening contract governance, improving supplier engagement, and helping bridge the gap between strategic procurement objectives and day-to-day operational needs.

Sharol McHenry is a Sourcing Consultant at E&I Cooperative Services, bringing more than 20 years of procurement leadership across K-12, higher education, and state government. Known for her strategic, people-first approach, Sharol focuses on aligning sourcing and contracting initiatives with institutional goals while fostering strong, collaborative partnerships. Her work centers on elevating procurement from a transactional function to a trusted, value-driven service that empowers institutions to navigate change, strengthen outcomes, and deliver long-term impact.