Client asked our Founder and CEO: "Jason, We need to perform a baseline exercise. Can Kaleida International tell us who within our existing Supplier Chain are Diverse Suppliers?
Before the release of our Kaleida Algorithmic Intelligence, our latest innovation to enrich supply chain data, finding diverse suppliers was difficult.
🤖 Supplier Diversity data has always been in disparate places.
This made engaging with Diverse Suppliers time consuming and impacted the amount of opportunity Corporates could give to marginalised founders.
🤖 Now, with our new AI capabilities, Buyers can perform a baseline exercise and assess their existing supply chain to identify diverse suppliers they choose to actively give competitive opportunities to.
😲 Simply give us your supply chain list in our required format and allow Kaleida Algorithmic Intelligence to go to work.
🤖 Then, leveraging the Kaleida fully-inclusive B2B marketplace for Tenders, they can find, assess, and invite competing diverse suppliers to tender.
Our goal, our purpose, and our mission as is to create the biggest fully-inclusive diverse supplier database in all of EMEA and ASIAPAC with the billions of £$€ worth of opportunities, and the widest engagement for Buyers and Suppliers.
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About Us
"Finding Diverse Suppliers is time-consuming as the process today involves researching against multiple databases."
Founded in 2019, Kaleida International is a B2B marketplace for Tenders connecting Buyers to Suppliers, and Diverse Suppliers. With a focus on helping the Chief Procurement Office achieve its ESG goals, and alerting companies to new revenue opportunities, Kaleida's fully-inclusive platform helps Buyers find, identify and assess Diverse Suppliers they can invite to Tender.
In 2024 Kaleida will publish £600b in both Public and Private sector tenders for suppliers, and Diverse suppliers to apply to. By increasing access to commercial opportunity, we believe we can drive equality through providing access to economic parity.
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