In a recent Supplier.io Tier 2 webinar, Angenetta Frison, Associate Director of Supplier Diversity from UnitedHealth Group and Adam Price, Supplier Diversity Manager from BNSF Railway shared valuable insights on building and optimizing Tier 2 supplier diversity programs.

Explore trends, priorities, and strategies for a stronger supplier diversity program in the coming year with Supplier.io CEO Aylin Basom and Chris Sawchuk of The Hackett Group.

In a recent Supplier.io webinar, Dwayne Norris, Supplier Diversity Manager at Enterprise Mobility, shared his insights on how supplier diversity leaders can cultivate stronger partnerships with their internal stakeholders.

In a recent Supplier.io webinar, experts discussed why data accuracy is often underestimated and how programs can benefit from industry benchmarks.

In a recent Supplier.io webinar we heard from industry experts who have helped organizations successfully launch and grow their supplier diversity programs.

Join this 4-part series designed to help you build, grow, and measure the success of your supplier diversity program.

We surveyed over 350 supplier diversity leaders to understand how they’re meeting the growing demands of executive visibility, data accuracy, coordinating with ESG, and navigating the pressures from the economy and politics.

We surveyed over 350 supplier diversity leaders to understand how they’re meeting the growing demands of executive visibility, data accuracy, coordinating with ESG, and navigating the pressures from the economy and politics.

In this webinar, we talked with procurement experts to learn how leading supplier diversity professionals can shift from tracking spend to demonstrating value to the organization.

Review highlights from the latest NMSDC economic impact report and learn how reports like these can be leveraged to ignite change.

Supplier.io launched the 7th annual State of Supplier Diversity study to identify emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities from programs leaders like you across the country.

In this webinar, you'll learn from United Airlines’ best practices and how they’re shifting from tracking spend to actively demonstrating supplier diversity’s value to the organization.

Financial services need to prove they're investing in the community. Supplier diversity is a perfect solution.

Accurate supplier diversity data is critical for a successful, responsible sourcing program. But how much of an impact can it make?

Regardless of political noise, supplier diversity is a vital business requirement that offers considerable competitive advantages in the short and long term.

Diverse supplier certifications are down this year. How can you find new diverse suppliers to meet your needs and grow your spend?

Supplier.io launched the 6th annual State of Supplier Diversity study to identify emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities from programs leaders like you across the country.

Supplier diversity and sustainability (ESG) are becoming more connected as responsible sourcing strategies intersect for environmental, social, and diverse suppliers.  

Supplier diversity isn't just good for communities, it can also help you win new business, especially with the government.  But you need to meet compliance requirements.

At its core, supplier diversity is a business strategy that diversifies the supply chain and removes barriers to entry for marginalized groups. Let’s break down what that means and why supplier diversity has never been more important.

Data Enrichment services improve data accuracy and quality by gathering missing or incomplete information, shedding visibility into your current utilization of diverse suppliers, and identifying your top suppliers to reduce dependencies.  

Get all the details on what certification means, why you need it, and what you can do with it. 

Here is a brief primer on supplier diversity tier 1 and tier 2 spend and how both benefit the impact and longevity of supplier diversity initiatives. 

An effective supplier diversity program is built on transparency, communication, and strategy. Let’s take a look at seven characteristics of successful supplier diversity programs.

An essential element of your supplier diversity program is a policy outlining what the program is, who it includes, what the program goals are, and how you will achieve those goals.

Companies have noble and business goals for their supplier diversity programs. But many diverse suppliers don't feel the connection to the company's goals

Research shows leaders truly support the idea of supplier diversity. Review 3 ways you can turn that support into action.

Learn how to put the AP in "hAPpy" with everything your AP teams need to know about supplier diversity and your vendor master files.

A "Tier 2 Program" can be easy to implement and significantly improve your supplier diversity results. Learn the differences between these programs and how they improve your results.

Approximately 99.9 percent of all U.S. businesses are small businesses - nearly 30 million —and eight million of those are classified as diverse businesses, including veteran-owned firms. Read the guide for veteran-owned businesses.

Get the guide for resources and information about LGBTQ-owned businesses and supplier diversity.

Disability-owned businesses are a growing segment of small businesses. Approximately one in five Americans have a disability, and people with disabilities are nearly twice as likely to be self-employed as people without disabilities. Get the definitive guide for these businesses.

Small businesses are the engine that drive the U.S. economy, and Minority-Owned Business Enterprises (MBEs) fuel a large portion of that engine. Read our guide for minority-owned businesses.

It's becoming more commonly known that supplier diversity and women-owned business enterprises (WBEs) are essential for economic success. Let’s look at a few numbers to see why.