Global supplier diversity

For more than three decades JPMorganChase has been building a strong and inclusive supplier base.

We seek to provide equal access to opportunities in the various areas in which we operate, including in our sourcing engagements. Our approach to working with suppliers includes taking a broad lens and looking at the goods and services available in the marketplace and in the communities in which we do business. 

Our Supplier Diversity Program is focused on facilitating the growth and development of businesses in our supply chain network; promoting fair access across our entire portfolio of supply chain business partners and driving economic growth. The firm spends over $2 billion with small and historically underrepresented businesses annually, and its strategy focuses on more than our spend with these businesses. JPMorganChase is leveraging the strength of its total procurement organization, business and community partners to lower common barriers faced by small and diverse suppliers. 

We have created a Supplier Network through which businesses that have obtained certain ownership certifications can register with the firm. The Supplier Network is a resource through which our supplier services teams identify eligible businesses for consideration in contracting opportunities.

Businesses registered in the Supplier Network are required to be diligent in maintaining current and accurate information in the system. This engagement ensures consideration for appropriate opportunities, and access to special events and resources including information sessions, workshops, programs and initiatives, and networking receptions.

Partner & certification organizations

To successfully complete the JPMorganChase Supplier Network application process, your company should have a small or diverse ownership certification.

JPMorganChase partners with organizations that provide third-party public and private sector certifications. Some of the organizations listed below are approved to provide certifications, while others partner with advocacy groups to provide a full set of member services. Certifications from other similar organizations may be accepted on a case-by-case basis, but restrictions may apply.

JPMorganChase accepts certification from the organizations listed below, or their affiliates, throughout the United States:

National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC)*

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Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC)*

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National Gay Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC)*

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Small Business Administration 8(a) Program*

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National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC)

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National Veteran-Owned Business Association (NaVOBA)*

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US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce (USPAACC)*

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U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCCC)

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Disability:IN

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WEConnect International

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In addition to our Partner Organizations (and their certifications) listed above, we also recognize certifications issued by:

  • Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
  • HUBZone
  • The Port Authority
  • State and Federal Agencies

 

*We offer links to non-JPMorganChase web sites for convenience. We do not sponsor these sites, nor are we responsible for information that appears on them.

Supplier spotlight

Jessica Johnson-Cope

We are now looking forward at the next 60 years of our business. Chase is helping us to think about next-level business opportunities, going beyond our New York footprint to become a global supplier. Working with Chase—we’ve set up a satellite office in Seattle, and we’re expanding into cyber-security.

Jessica Johnson-Cope

President Johnson Security Bureau, Inc. New York, NY