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"LG&E and KU Energy are leaders in the area of supplier diversity. It is important that we partner with diverse companies. Our annual involvement in the Joint Utility Conference and our ongoing efforts to expand opportunities for existing and new diverse suppliers speak to our commitment. Likewise, our vendors and contractors are equally committed to having workforces reflective of the communities we serve. Keeping a level playing field for all only enhances the strength of our relationships and establishes diverse partnerships."
— Paul W. Thompson, CEO and President
LG&E and KU have long recognized Supplier Diversity as a corporate value and one that we expect our prime suppliers and contractors to actively embrace. LG&E and KU strongly encourages its Prime Suppliers to provide equal opportunities to small business enterprises including minority-, women-, HUBZone, LGBTQ+, veteran-, and service-disabled veteran- owned small business enterprises in the performance of their contracts. As an industry leader, we know that supplier diversity is key to sustaining our long-term success.
The Supplier Diversity Department’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
For more information about LG&E and KU Supplier Diversity, contact Eboni Edwards, Supplier Diversity manager at Eboni.Edwards@lge-ku.com.
To be eligible to participate in LG&E and KU’s Supplier Diversity Program, your company must be certified as at least one of the following:
Program participation requires that all businesses provide proof of certification through a local, national, state or federal certifying agency.
If you're interested in partnering with us as a diverse supplier, please register through the PowerAdvocate Portal using the online registration guide. LG&E and KU require all diverse businesses to provide certification from either a third-party certifying agency or a self-certification form available through the PowerAdvocate registration process.