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Supplier Diversity
Supplier Diversity
Learn about KPMG’s commitment to Supplier Diversity.
Learn about KPMG’s commitment to Supplier Diversity.
Supplier Diversity at KPMG
KPMG recognizes the value of diversity, and the benefits which diverse businesses can bring as suppliers and sub-contractors to the Firm, our clients, and our communities. We have established a Supplier Diversity program, which has the support of leadership and is underlined by our Supplier Diversity policy.
We are proud of the growth in representation of small and/or diverse businesses among our suppliers, which now represent 16.5% of our total procurement spend. Our achievements have been recognized by DiversityInc, who rank KPMG at #10 in their Top Companies for Supplier Diversity (2017).
FY ’17 Highlight Metrics (as % of total procurement spend):
| Total Small / Diverse Businesses | 16.5% |
| Minority-owned Business Enterprises (MBEs) | 5.7% |
| Women-owned Business Enterprises (WBEs) | 4.6% |
Policy Summary
It is KPMG's policy to actively seek and encourage qualified diverse businesses to compete for the Firm’s business, to provide equal opportunity to, and to evaluate all suppliers and potential suppliers, regardless of the race, color, creed, religion, age, gender, national origin, citizenship status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, pregnancy, veteran status or other legally protected status of their owners, management, employees, suppliers or clients.
Partnerships
KPMG is a national Corporate Partner of:
- Women Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC)
- National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC)
- National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC)
- US Business Leadership Network's Disability Supplier Diversity program (USBLN), as a Founding Partner.
KPMG actively encourages involvement of members of our employee resource groups with these organizations as volunteer board members, committee members, and site visitors.
Supplier Outreach
Diverse businesses interested in developing or growing a supplier relationship with KPMG are encouraged to contact us-supplierdiversity@kpmg.com with their unique value proposition. If we currently have no opportunities in your category, we will retain the information you provide for future consideration.
Client Engagement
KPMG is enthusiastic about collaborating with our clients to foster awareness and growth of the diverse business community. To this end, we attend and speak at a variety of Supplier Diversity events, and
often have information-sharing calls with our clients, where we discuss good practice and development opportunities.
We have the capability of responding to indirect second-tier Supplier Diversity spend reporting requests. Clients interested in requesting second-tier data from KPMG should contact the KPMG Client Lead Partner and us-supplierdiversity@kpmg.com to discuss the request.
Awards
- KPMG ranks #10 on DiversityInc’s Top Companies for Supplier Diversity (2017), an achievement which recognizes our significant growth in spend with diverse businesses. We have featured on this list each
year since 2014. - The Women’s Business Enterprise Council (WBENC) named KPMG as one of their Top Corporations for Women’s Business Enterprises in 2018, an honor recognizing our commitment to the inclusion of woman-owned businesses in our supply chain.
- In 2017 KPMG was named one of the National Business Inclusion Consortium’s “Best of the Best,” recognizing our work to promote an inclusive supply chain, workforce, and marketplace.
- The U.S. Business Leadership Network (USBLN)’s named KPMG’s Supplier Diversity Manager as their 2017 Advocate of the Year for Supply Chain Inclusion.
- In 2013, KPMG received the Capital Area Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce’s Outstanding Corporate Partner award for our significant accomplishments in partnering with the LGBT community. We have been recognized as the international consulting firm that was the first of its kind to partner with the Chamber with its PRIDE@KPMG group. As a major supporter of the Chamber, KPMG has been recognized for the value we have brought to the LGBT community and the power of diversity, specifically for the awareness-building and career development training, mentoring and networking programs, and opportunities to connect and build career-enriching relationships both within and beyond KPMG.
- KPMG was recognized as the 2010 USBLN Supplier Diversity Corporation of the Year, in recognition of our achievements in both our spend with small and diverse businesses, and also our wider efforts to engage employees in advocacy for diverse entrepreneurs.