Our relationships with diverse suppliers extended beyond our $457 million Tier 1 spend in 2020. Through our Tier 2 program, we amplify the impact of our spend by partnering and tracking our direct suppliers who do business with diverse-owned companies. In 2020, our Tier 2 spend was $45 million, which we aim to double in 2021. We will expand and scale a new retail and non- retail Tier 2 program, targeting participation from our top 200 suppliers. At Macy’s, Inc., we continue to strengthen our commitment to the growth of under-represented suppliers, and discovering new pathways to amplify Black-owned brands. As part of our commitment to the Fifteen Percent Pledge made last November, Macy’s launched more than 50 new Black-owned brands, including jewelry from Oma The Label and Swanky Design, food from Blk & Bold and Sol Cacao, and home brands Tal & Bert and Soap Distillery. Macy’s has also added award-winning beauty brands in partnership with CEW’s Indie 26, including Camille Rose, CURLS, Epara, La Pierre Cosmetics, Lovinah, Maison 276, Mischo Beauty, Naturally London, Ooli Beauty, Shea Yeleen and Unsun Cosmetics. Bloomingdale’s has expanded its assortment of Black- owned brands with new vendors across all categories, like Brandon Blackwood, BruceGlen, Jade Swim, Liberté, MAX+min, Salone Monet and Studio 189 in fashion and accessories, and GaBBY Bows and Earth’s Nectar in beauty, among others. | Sustainability Report 2020 Return to Table of Contents 32