PNC is committed to economically strengthening diverse-owned businesses. Through the Supplier Diversity Program, PNC builds and maintains relationships with diverse-owned businesses to meet the expectation of diversity as one of PNC’s core values.
Our commitment to diversity and inclusion reaches beyond our organizational walls and extends into the communities where we conduct business. Studies show that the viability and expansion of the local business economy is directly linked to the success of small businesses and businesses owned by women, minorities, veterans, members of the LGBTQ community and people with disabilities. PNC’s procurement practices are designed to identify these diverse-owned businesses that are committed to delivering the service, quality and value that defines our brand and promotes economic growth of the local business communities we serve.
A team of dedicated PNC Supply Chain Management sourcing professionals focus on identifying opportunities for qualified diverse suppliers. Our supplier portal gives the team access to nearly 6,000 diverse-owned businesses that have registered with us and specialize in providing an array of products and services, including computer hardware, banking software, title and settlement services, legal services, commercial print, contingent labor, consulting, advertising and janitorial services. In 2017, PNC spent $328 million directly with our program suppliers and indirectly through our prime suppliers’ use of small and diverse-owned businesses.
PNC’s Supplier Diversity efforts have been recognized by several leading industry organizations, including the American Association for People with Disabilities and Disability:IN, which named PNC as a 2018 Top Corporation for Disability-Owned Businesses. Disability:IN is a national nonprofit that helps businesses drive performance by leveraging disability inclusion in the workplace, supply chain and marketplace. The award was given to PNC for its outstanding commitment to promoting disability diversity within its supply chain and across the enterprise.
PNC's Strategic Sourcing and the Supplier Diversity teams have been especially supportive of US Metro Group’s growth. We at US Metro are proud to be a vendor partner with PNC and look forward to many more successful years.
Evelyn Kim | President/CEO, USMETROGROUP, INC., Global Facilities & Security Services (Los Angeles, CA)
PNC spent approximately $328 million with diverse business owners in 2017
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