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Supply Chain Diversity Program consists of 3 dimensions:


Tier One HUBs resell Offi ce Depot products. This program allows diverse businesses to buy products from Offi ce Depot, then resell them to other companies. What sets us apart from our competitors is the training and development we provide to our partners, leading to their long-term growth and economic viability.


Supplier Diversity HUBs sell directly to Offi ce Depot for internal use. We’re committed to ensuring that our supplier base refl ects today’s global marketplace. The Supplier Diversity Team diversifi es Offi ce Depot’s purchasing power and services, and has spent over $230 million with HUBs to date.


Vendor Diversity Offi ce Depot customers buy HUB products from Offi ce Depot. The new Offi ce Depot HUB catalog features more than 1,600 items from HUB vendors, helping our customers fulfi ll their second-tier HUB spending requirements, and providing tools and information on advancing their own Supplier Diversity programs.


Historically Underutilized Business (HUBs) include: Certifi ed Minority, Women, Disabled, Veteran, and Small [SBA 8(a), SDB, and HUB Zone] enterprises


This symbol identifi es products in our assortment that were originally manufacturated and/or distributed by a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB). A historically underutilized businessis a business that has not historically had equal opportunities. Look for this symbol in Offi ce Depot catalogs and online to fi nd products that will help meet your diversity goals.


The Offi ce Depot name and logo are registered trademarks of The Offi ce Club, Inc. © 2011 Offi ce Depot, Inc. All rights reserved.


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