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Logitech’s building a successful supplier diversity program
Learn how this 20+ year supplier diversity veteran is accelerating Logitech’s supplier diversity program
Hear how industry leader Logitech was able to grow their diverse spend from 2% to now 10% in just 3 years. Itu Otu joined Logitech with over 20 years of supplier diversity experience from Wyndham, Mars Chocolate, and Walt Disney World. With his experience and Logitech’s passion, the organization is fast becoming a world leader. But how did they grow so fast? With the right data, key relationships, and a lot of communication.
In this webinar, Itu will share the specific steps he has taken to grow diverse spend 5x in just three years. This will be a great discussion whether you’re just getting your program off the ground or looking for ways to accelerate your existing growth.
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Watch this 30-minute on-demand webinar to explore how they:
- Set a baseline and identified “low hanging fruit”
- Built and nurtured key relationships across the company
- Partners with business leaders
- Implements policy and process improvements
- Communicates with executives and cross functional leaders