National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) welcomes Brighthouse Financial, Inc.(Brighthouse Financial) (Nasdaq: BHF) as its newest Corporate Member.
Brighthouse Financial is committed to supporting NVBDC Certified Service Disabled and Veteran Owned Businesses (SD/VOBs). This support includes an ongoing effort by Brighthouse Financial to enhance its outreach to secure SD/VOBs in its procurement opportunities.
Trusted by over 2 million customers, Brighthouse Financial is a FORTUNE® 500 company and one of the largest providers of annuities and life insurance in the U.S.
Brighthouse Financial is deeply committed to diversity, equity and inclusion, which includes its ongoing interest in connecting with potential suppliers from a variety of ownerships who can help it bring innovative solutions and increased value to its customers, financial professionals and investors. Through its Supplier Diversity Program, Brighthouse Financial promotes the participation of diverse suppliers in its procurement of goods and services, including Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender; Minority Business Enterprise; Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business; Small Business Enterprise; Veteran-Owned Small Business; Women-Owned Small Business; and Women Business Enterprise. For more information on Brighthouse Financial’s Supplier Program, please visit: www.brighthousefinancial.com/support/supplier-program/
“Brighthouse Financial strives to support and strengthen the long-term economic growth of the communities in which we operate, and our commitment to supplier diversity is an important part of that focus. We believe that supplier diversity brings competitive solutions to our supply chain and helps drive innovation, all of which adds value to our organization.” Said by: Jeff Halperin Chief Compliance Officer and Associate General Counsel.
“We are expanding with more NVBDC opportunities for our Certified Service-Disabled / Veteran Owned Businesses. NVBDC is always available to answer your questions on how to get certified.” Said Brigadier General (ret) Dick Miller, President, NVBDC.
