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Diverse suppliers are good for business and the community

  Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase & Co. Now more than ever, there’s a focus on prioritizing businesses that are actively addressing diversity, equity and inclusion, which creates opportunities for diverse suppliers. JPMorgan Chase is dedicated to the development and utilization of qualified diverse businesses – defined as companies that are at least 51 percent owned […]

Diverse businesses are the backbone of many of communities. That’s why JPMorgan Chase is committed to helping these businesses develop and thrive. Ted Archer, Global Head of Business Partner Diversity

Gas company Cadent distributed electric heaters, but residents were told to stop using them after grid breach

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) August 18, 2022 -- CHICAGO – RapidRatings, the Illinois State Black Chamber of Commerce (ILBCC), and JPMorgan Chase announced the launch

JPMorgan Chases commits $5 million to help Black-owned and other underrepresented businesses gain access to needed capital to obtain corporate contracts.

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Find Out How Corporate Racial Equity Programs Could Help Grow Your Business At Black Enterprise’s Entrepreneurs Summit Chases $30 billion commitment includes investing in small businss Months of protests against police brutality and systemic racism shook the world. As a result, corporate America has been compelled to respond to the nation’s history of racial inequities with statements, investments and diversity initiatives. To further tackle such disparities – especially the ever-widening...

JPMorgan Chase & Co pledged another US$350 million on Thursday to help grow Black, Latinx and women-owned businesses, part of a broader effort at ...

JPMorgan Chase & Co pledged another $350 million on Thursday to help grow Black, Latinx and women-owned businesses, part of a broader effort at the bank to help close the U.S. racial wealth gap. Part of the money, $42.5 million, will go to the Entrepreneurs of Color fund, which provides funds to community development financial institutions (CDFIs) for low-interest loans to underserved small businesses. JPMorgan grew its investment into these communities last year as big corporations were ...