Supplier Citizenship

Citizenship Focused Areas

P&G Citizenship

P&G Citizenship

Supplier Citizenship Program Overview

AnaElena Marziano - P&G's Chief Purchases Officer talks about citizenship at P&G and partnership with our external business partners

Feel free to reach out to P&G's Supplier Citizenship Team for any help or questions via citizenship.im.1@pg.com

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P&G's Citizenship Report

Awards & Recognition

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  • 3BL Media 100 Best Corporate Citizens of 2022
  • Barron’s Most Sustainable Companies 2022
  • Fast Company 2021 Best Workplaces For Innovators
  • Forbes 2022 America’s Best Employers For Diversity
  • Forbes 2022 World’s Most Innovative Companies
  • Fortune 2022 Most Admired Companies List
  • 2021 IRI New Products Pacesetter Report: 9 of the Top 25 non-food launches

Responsible Sourcing

We will improve livelihoods of palm smallholders by increasing yields from existing lands.

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We will protect and exchange the forests we depend upon.

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Respecting human rights - our approach.

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As we work to ensure our packaging delivers against key performance criteria, we also seek to drive greater circularity of our packaging at end of life and are working towards 100% recyclable or reusable packaging.

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Responsible Sourcing Overview

Virginie Hellas, P&G Chief Sustainability Officer talks about P&G Responsible Sourcing Commitments

Resources, Highlights & Helpful Links

Supplier Diversity

Supplier Diversity Timeline

P&G’s Supplier Diversity efforts began in 1976 and began a formal 2nd Tier program in 1996. Since 2007, P&G spends more than $2 billion with diverse-owned businesses every year. And in FY20/21 we surpassed $3 billion globally for the first time. Given this high level of achievement P&G is a member of the Billion Dollar Roundtable, a forum of companies spending more than $1 billion annually with diverse suppliers. Below you can find more information about our tracking process, resources to help your company build a Supplier Diversity program, and the councils we partner with to accomplish our goals.

Exponential Business Value
A diverse supply network will out-think, out- innovate, and out –perform a non-diverse supply network. Our diverse supplies are more agile, responsive, innovative, more likely to hire a diverse pool of employees and give back to their community.

TriVersity Construction – Growing Diverse Talent is Part of Their DNA

Harris & Ford - Supporting & Elevating Communities

The power of P&G’s ecosystem, through and with the business partners can generate a ripple effect, creating an inclusive supply chain, represented by growing spend via the 1st Tier, when P&G buy directly from diverse-owned companies and by 2nd tier supply chains, which occurs when our non-diverse suppliers purchase from diverse suppliers.

To help our suppliers develop their own Supplier Diversity program and grow P&G’s 2nd Tier spending, we have developed a Toolkit, which you can download here.

The power of joint work in Equality & Inclusion by Ana Elena Marziano – P&G’s CPO

In this video, P&G’s CPO, Ana Elena Marziano, explains that E&I strengthens our organization and makes our business more competitive, and inspires EBPs to create or enrich their E&I strategies. She also explains what the toolkit is about.

P&G has a solid E&I (Equality & Inclusion) corporate strategy and practices, and aiming to create the ripple effect within our supply ecosystem, we share here a comprehensive E&I toolkit for inspirational purposes and potential reapplication based on each EBP’s reality to build their own E&I strategy.

Resources
If you want to share P&G’s Supplier Program with your colleagues – please download this document.

If your company is looking to start or grow a Supplier Diversity program, there are several resources available at our Partner’s websites below.

How to do business with P&G? Access the registration page by clicking here

National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) and Ohio Minority Supplier Development Council (OMSDC), Ethnic Minorities

https://nmsdc.org/
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Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and Women's Business Enterprise Council Ohio River Valley (WBEC-ORV), US - Based Women

https://www.wbenc.org/
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WEConnect International, Non-US Women

https://weconnectinternational.org/en/
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Disability:IN,People with Disabilities

https://disabilityin.org/
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National Veterans Business Development Council (NVBDC) ,US Military Veterans

https://www.nvbdc.org/
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National LGBT + Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) and Civitas (Ohio River Valley LGBT + Chamber of Commerce), LGBT +

https://www.nglcc.org
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