Your industry is competitive. That’s why we work with a variety of suppliers, partners and alliances to address your problems and provide the solutions you need. And within these programs, there are many ways that we can work together to help these companies — and ours — grow.

Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

As a proud corporate member of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB), our focus is on higher education and life-long learning for Indigenous students and working with Indigenous communities on the digitization and preservation of paper-based historical documents and business records.

As part of our work with CCAB, we are enrolled in the Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) program at the "Committed" level, to demonstrate our organization commitment and focus on progressive Indigenous relations across the company.

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We commit resources to the development of Indigenous-owned businesses and build positive relations with Indigenous communities and stakeholders. Furthermore, we support and commit to achieving equitable representation of Indigenous persons in our workplace.

Ricoh achieved PAR Committed Phase 3 in early 2021 and anticipates achieving PAR Certified status by the summer of 2022.

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Ricoh Partner and Alliance Community

You demand a comprehensive range of products and services. To help us provide them, we engage a tight network of software and technology partners through the Ricoh Partner and Alliance Community. From providing engineering support to collaborating on R&D, our close working relationships can help those in the program get more out of their existing products and even create new ones.

Supplier Diversity Program

Embracing diversity is one of the core components of our company’s culture. And we’re proud to extend that mindset to the companies we work with, too.

With our Supplier Diversity Program, we’re able to round out our capabilities with the help of businesses specifically owned and operated by Indigenous people, minorities, women, veterans and people with disabilities.

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