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SupplierDiversity.com publishes original data and editorial coverage of certifications, federal contracting, corporate supplier diversity programs, and the diverse-business economy. Reporters writing about supplier diversity, small business, federal contracting, or DEI procurement should find what they need below. Email if they don't.
Last updated: May 1, 2026
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Quick facts.
- Site name
- SupplierDiversity.com
- Founded
- 2024
- Co-founders
- Will Moss (Co-founder); Mario Bailey (Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief)
- Mission
- Make supplier diversity legible to every business owner who could benefit from it.
- Headquarters
- United States
- Editorial coverage
- Certifications (MBE, WBE, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB, DBE, LGBTBE, DOBE, VBE), federal and state contracting, corporate supplier diversity programs, the Inclusion Index, the Federal Spending Database, financing, and outcome data from diverse business owners.
- Audience
- Diverse business owners (primary), corporate procurement professionals, federal contracting officers, journalists, researchers, certification consultants.
- Original datasets
- Federal Spending Database (derived from USASpending.gov), Inclusion Index of Corporate Supplier Diversity Programs, public Outcome Survey aggregates.
- Methodology
- Full data methodology
Bios
Founder profiles.
Will Moss
Co-founder
Co-founder of SupplierDiversity.com. Builds the platform, data infrastructure, and the products that move suppliers from research to revenue.
Long bio (for feature writeups): Will Moss co-founded SupplierDiversity.com with Mario Bailey on the premise that the supplier diversity ecosystem deserves the same product polish as a personal-finance or e-commerce site. Diverse business owners shouldn't have to be procurement experts to find the right certification, the right corporate program, or the right federal opportunity for their business. Will leads platform, data infrastructure, and product. That includes the federal spending pipeline (sourced from USASpending.gov), the certifying body and corporate program directories, the eligibility and matching tools, the buyer-supplier marketplace, and CertifyAll, the unified certification submission service. He focuses on making the site the kind of resource diverse business owners actually use, not just bookmark.
Mario Bailey
Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief
Founder of SupplierDiversity.com, building the definitive resource for diverse business owners pursuing certification and contracting.
Long bio (for feature writeups): Mario Bailey founded SupplierDiversity.com to fix a problem he kept seeing first-hand: diverse business owners spending dozens of hours navigating fragmented certification rules, scattered corporate program directories, and federal contracting jargon — only to give up before reaching a single qualified contract. The premise of SupplierDiversity.com is straightforward: pull every certification path, every corporate supplier diversity program, every state agency, and every federal contract opportunity into one place — with verified data, plain-language guides, and tools that do real work. Federal contract data comes directly from USASpending.gov; certification guides are written from primary sources at NMSDC, WBENC, NGLCC, Disability:IN, NaVOBA, and the SBA; and outcome data is contributed by real diverse business owners through our public survey. Mario writes and …
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Topics we cover on deadline.
Federal contracting and set-aside spending
How dollars flow to 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, HUBZone, and SDB suppliers; agency-by-agency breakdowns; year-over-year shifts; SBA goaling reports; FY2024 to FY2026 trend analysis.
Certification policy and program changes
SBA rule changes, NMSDC and WBENC policy shifts, state DBE program updates, court decisions affecting eligibility (Ultima v. SBA, Brian Wynne v. United States, and similar cases).
Corporate supplier diversity programs
Inclusion Index findings, Tier 1 vs. Tier 2 reporting, public-pledge accountability (Billion Dollar Roundtable), program transparency rankings.
The economics of being a certified diverse supplier
Cost-to-revenue ratios, time-to-first-contract, common application failure modes, and what actually drives outcomes, based on our public Outcome Survey.
State and local procurement
State MBE/WBE programs, DBE goal-setting, state-by-state set-aside variation, MWBE in cities like NYC and Chicago.
The certification industry
How certifying bodies operate, fee structures, regional council variation, and the move from third-party WOSB to SBA Federal WOSB Certification.
Brand assets
Logos and wordmark guidance.
Wordmark spelling
Always written as "SupplierDiversity.com", single word, capital S and D, .com included on first reference.
How to cite
Citation guidelines.
If you're citing our data:
- Federal Spending Database: "SupplierDiversity.com Federal Spending Database, derived from USASpending.gov, accessed [date]."
- Inclusion Index: "SupplierDiversity.com Inclusion Index of Corporate Supplier Diversity Programs, [year edition]."
- Outcome Survey: "SupplierDiversity.com Outcome Survey, [year], n=[respondents]."
- Editorial articles: Author byline + article title + "SupplierDiversity.com" + date.
Bulk data: see /data/ for downloadable CSV/JSON exports of the federal spending dataset.
As featured in
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