Blogs
Shweta Menon
In today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, businesses in the UK and across Europe are redefining what it means to build ethical, resilient, and inclusive supply chains.
Shweta Menon
The concept of supplier diversity has experienced a profound transformation over the past few decades. What once began as a compliance obligation has evolved into a smart business strategy for corporations seeking long-term competitiveness, innovation, and ethical supply chain practices.
Jagmeet Singh
A supplier diversity certification is a formal recognition process aimed at validating businesses that are at least 51% owned, operated, and controlled...
Jagmeet Singh
Start by assessing the organization's present level of supplier diversification and ESG integration. Gather information on current suppliers, examine their demographics, and learn how diverse vendors are represented in procurement.
Jagmeet Singh
The primary objective is to foster a more inclusive environment that allows various types of businesses especially those owned by historically marginalized or underrepresented groups to participate in the supply chain.
Jagmeet Singh
A company profile, also known as a capabilities statement, is a comprehensive document that provides an overview of a business organization
Jagmeet Singh
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, which comprise three key criteria used to evaluate a company's operations and overall impact. These criteria assess how a company safeguards the environment, manages relationships with various stakeholders, and upholds governance practices.
Ananya Jain
The Procurement Act 2023 marks a significant shift in UK procurement regulations, bringing about changes that impact not only public sector processes but also the opportunities available to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Jagmeet Singh
Selling to large corporations is a long-term tactic. Corporates have lengthy sales cycles, so even if they are interested in procuring from your company, the orders won't come through right away.
Jagmeet Singh
Collaborating with organizations and associations that support minority, women, veterans, LGBTQ+, and disabled-owned businesses, as well as social enterprises, can significantly enhance your supplier diversity efforts.