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We are committed to increasing opportunities for veteran-owned & service-disabled veteran-owned businesses in corporate supply chains.

Empowering Veteran-Owned Businesses Through Supplier Diversity

Explore Supplier Diversity’s pivotal role in fostering inclusion and growth within corporate supply chains. Supplier Diversity is a strategic imperative that champions diversity by ensuring the inclusion of veteran-owned and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises (DVBEs) in procurement plans across government, nonprofits and the private sector.

CDW

CDW’s deep experience, expertise and commitment to diversity excellence is critical to our ongoing success. We invest time building partnerships with our diverse suppliers and in working side-by-side with them to serve our customers.

CVS Health

We are working to create jobs and increase economic opportunities for the people and local businesses in the communities we serve. We source products from diverse, women-owned and small businesses.

Hilton

Our industry-leading Supplier Diversity Program engages a wide range of businesses, including those owned by veterans, women, minorities, LGBTQ+ individuals, people with disabilities and other traditionally underrepresented groups. As part of our ongoing commitment to supplier diversity, Hilton Supply Management is proud to partner with veteran-owned businesses and ensure our nation’s heroes are well represented across the global supply chain.

JP Morgan Chase & Co.

JPMorgan Chase is committed to building and fostering long-term success for military veteran entrepreneurs. That’s why we spend over $2 billion annually with diverse supplier and support their development and continued growth. Want to join our network? Register your business on our supplier diversity network portal to be considered for upcoming projects, business development and networking opportunities.

MassMutual

MassMutual actively seeks diverse suppliers from underserved communities for inclusion in competitive bids and awarding of contracts. Diverse businesses and those from underserved communities are defined as: for-profit, U.S. based and at least 51% owned by a woman, ethnic minority, LGBT, veteran and/or individual(s) with a disability or has received certification as a HUB-Zone or small business from a state or federal agency.

Merck & Company Inc.

Our suppliers should reflect the people we are in business to serve our customers. At Merck, we believe that having a diverse supplier base helps us better understand and anticipate the needs of the people we serve. That is why we cast a wide net in search of talent, seeking qualified suppliers from all segments of the global community.

RTX

One of the best ways to benefit our customers and communities is to expand the diversity of our suppliers. This not only fosters an environment of inclusion but also drives economic empowerment and opportunity.

San Diego Unified School District

San Diego Unified School District is looking to increase participation of minority-owned businesses (MBEs) in its construction program. San Diego Unified has over $11.6 billion in funding to repair, renovate, and revitalize neighborhood schools as part of its capital improvement program. Construction projects include new/renovated facilities, safety and security upgrades, athletic fields, classroom technology, charter schools, air conditioning, and other capital improvements throughout the district. The school district has a robust business outreach program with participation goals for small and minority, women, and disabled veteran-owned business enterprises.

State of California, Department of General Services

The State of California is looking for certified small businesses and DVBEs that can supply goods and services during and immediately after natural disasters and emergencies.

Wells Fargo

There’s a lot involved in taking your business to the next level—from financing expansion and improving cash flow, to marketing services and growing revenue. Find ideas and solutions you need to grow your business.
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