Neighborly Procurement

Neighborly Procurement

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Neighborly Procurement is the second essay in the series on supplier diversity and inclusion. The paper outlines ways to make a difference, regardless of politics, profession, age, or location. Through directing both professional and personal spending in a manner that has meaning to you, you can impact others. In economic terms, this is about increasing the utility of your dollars. 

Within this paper you will read about the following:

  • Small business is the gateway to community, What went wrong?
  • Channeling your spend (personally) through: Entertainment, Transportation, Maintenance, and Food
  • How to extend personal examples to our working world

 

The first essay is: Integrating a Divided World Through Procurement


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