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Supplier Diversity Data – Trends and Best Practices
The Hackett Group and Supplier.io discuss how successful supplier diversity programs are effectively using data to build and grow their programs.
Accurate and timely data is the foundation of any successful supplier diversity program. But capturing, maintaining, and effectively using data can represent significant challenges for under-resources supplier diversity leaders.
Join Chris Sawchuk, Principal Analyst with The Hackett Group and Gladys Dreiling, VP of Data Management at Supplier.io as they discuss how successful supplier diversity programs are implementing programs and processes to ensure they have the reliable data they need to build and grow their programs.
Chris will share insights from the Hackett Group’s annual Supplier Diversity and CPO research while Gladys will provide a view into the dynamics of supplier diversity data and what top performing programs are doing.
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Topics include:
- How companies are finding the data they need and maintaining accuracy over time
- How leaders use that data to build a baseline and set growth goals
- The risks and pitfalls to avoid from poor programs or data
- Tracking and reporting results to executives, business leaders, and even the public