We recognize the importance of supplier diversity
As a global company, we believe that having a diverse supplier base helps us to better understand and anticipate the needs of our current and future customers and is essential to our success in the marketplace. A progressive, diverse and inclusive strategy is not only a business imperative at Experian®, but a social and ethical responsibility embedded in our core company values.
Our commitment to supplier diversity helps us identify and deliver high-quality products and services across all business channels, while driving value and economic development in the communities we serve.
We’re committed to working with diverse suppliers
We’re committed to growing our network of diverse suppliers. We’ve established partnerships with various supplier diversity outreach organizations within the United States, including the National Minority Supplier Development Council, the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council and the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce to identify, connect and support certified minority suppliers.
We’re dedicated to growing our collaboration with diverse suppliers and advancing diversity and inclusion in business as a cornerstone of our program.
- Allows Experian to better serve our customers
- Enables Experian to strive to be the best business partner by recognizing and advocating diversity in our supplier base
- Creates business relationships that strengthen our communities
- Supports brand building efforts by reflecting our customers' demographics through supplier resources
- Increases shareholder value
- Provides a global competitive advantage
- Demonstrates commitment to overall corporate responsibility and citizenship
NMSDC
National Minority Supplier Development Council
WBENC
Women’s Business Enterprise National Council
Disability:IN
Disability Inclusion in Business
NGLCC
National LGBT Chamber of Commerce
Consulting
Data
IT Labor
Hardware
Professional Services
Marketing
Facilities
Telecommunications
Temp Labor & Recruiting Services
Software
To be considered a diverse supplier, a company must meet the following qualifications:
- Be a for-profit enterprise, regardless of size, that’s located in the United States or one of its trust territories that is at least 51% owned, operated and controlled by one or more U.S. citizens that identify as an ethnic minority, woman or veteran, LGBTQ+ or person with disabilities
- Be recognized by a certifying agency as shown in our “Get Certified” section below or by other federal or state agencies
- Other certifications may be recognized on a case-by-case basis
For a company to be considered a small business, they must meet the following basic qualifications:
- Be a for-profit enterprise that operates primarily in the United States or makes a significant contribution to the U.S. economy through payment of taxes or use of U.S. products, materials or labor
- Be certified by and eligible for assistance from the Small Business Administration
- Meet the numerical size standards defined in the Small Business Size Regulations
Supplier expectations and requirements
Before registering your business to be a supplier, please review our supplier engagement expectations and security requirements here at Experian.
Supplier code of conduct
We take pride in working only with suppliers whose ethics and company practices align with our Supplier Code of Conduct.
