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ExxonMobil recognizes diverse suppliers that are 51% owned, managed, and by one or more persons of ethnic minorities, women, people with disabilities, U.S. military veterans, LGBTQ, and small business according to the U.S. Small Business Administration in the U.S.  Currently outside of the U.S., we recognize woman owned businesses and and in Canada, Indigenous businesses.

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Our procurement professionals use several sources to identify qualified suppliers. Free registration in the SupplierIO database will ensure that we can easily find your most up-to-date business information.

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Billion Dollar Roundtable induction

"Our recent induction to the Billion Dollar Roundtable is an honor that comes with responsibilities and I take those personally – to encourage more energy companies to include more diverse suppliers, to develop our local supply chains and to position those suppliers for the future of the #energytransition." – Pamela Skaufel, Chief Procurement Officer

Read more about our membership in the Billion Dollar Roundtable

ExxonMobil recognized with Hall of Fame distinction

The WBENC America’s Top Corporations Hall of Fame distinction honors those corporations who have demonstrated continuous dedication to the inclusion of women-owned businesses, which drives opportunities for women entrepreneurs. WBENC applauds our Hall of Fame Top Corporations as an exceptional force behind the sustained momentum at WBENC.

How we might find you

 

Certification

Certification is when a diverse-owned company employs a third party certification organization to validate their diversity category and ownership status. Certification is a best practice in the realm of supplier diversity and can be required when participating in other companies’ supplier diversity programs. In addition to diversity certification, registering with the U.S. federal government as a small business is potentially valuable as well. Even if you do not wish to seek direct government opportunities, the Small Business Administration (SBA) categories (Small, HUB, WOSB, etc.) are of importance to your customers who have contracts with the U.S. federal government, which requires a small business subcontracting plan.

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