Chamber University: Supplier Diversity

Chamber University: Supplier Diversity
How To Become A Supplier To Large Companies

Ready to drive revenue by securing new contracts? Join us for Chamber University: Supplier Diversity on Wednesday, February 25, from 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. at Scottsdale Community College. This impactful afternoon event brings together diverse business owners, supply chain managers, and procurement professionals to foster meaningful connections and open doors to new business opportunities across the public and private sectors.

Learn how to become a preferred provider for your products and services as a small business owner or manager. This event is a unique opportunity to connect with industry leaders and understand the process of engaging with large companies and organizations. Start with networking, followed by a presentation by Wells Fargo on building strong supplier relationships. Hear directly from organizations on how they manage supplier diversity opportunities during a panel discussion. Make your mark in the industry and secure your future as a preferred provider.

Procurement Specialists Scheduled to Attend:

• Eveline Vanda, CPPB, Purchasing Manager, City of Scottsdale
• More to come

Event Details
• Wednesday, February 25
• 3:30 – 5:00 p.m.
• Scottsdale Community College

Why Attend?
This event is ideal for business owners looking to secure contracts and for organizations seeking to strengthen their supplier efforts. Learn how to identify opportunities, build relationships with buyers, set measurable goals, and create systems that support inclusive procurement.

Program Highlights
• Keynote: Tips for Success as a Business Owner
• Opportunities with Companies and Government
• Expert guidance on sourcing vendors and improving supplier diversity
• Networking with purchasers and industry leaders

Pro Tips for Attendees
• Bring business cards and be ready to share your story.
• Ask questions and take advantage of free resources.
• Focus on building relationships, not just transactions.
• Follow up after the event to keep the conversation going.