Did you know that women represent just 27% of all managerial positions across industries worldwide? And that due to the effects of the pandemic, it will now take a whole generation more – from 99.5 years to 135.6 years – to close the gender gap?
Today, under the purposefully evolved title Women & Allies Network — and after a pandemic that took a serious toll on working women — its presence can be felt across the company, including in changes to physical workspaces and initiatives like the TechX Returnship program.
Chevron Corporation announced it has been named Employer of the Year Championing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality at the Egypt Petroleum Show (EGYPS) 2022 conference in Egypt.
Truist is committed to creating a more equitable society and inclusive world in support of International Women’s Day and this year’s theme to break the bias.
The Bristol Myers Squibb Network of Women (B-NOW) drives business performance by ensuring that all women at Bristol Myers Squibb have equal opportunities to develop, advance, and be retained globally.
Edison International is now accepting applications for the 2022 Edison International Lineworker Scholarship Program, a partnership with IBEW Local 47 to provide opportunities for a diverse range of people to become SCE lineworkers.
The newest episode of Girl Gone Crypto with Lea Thompson features our very own Mark Jensen, executive chairman of the Land Betterment Exchange. It’s a fantastic interview that explores LBX’s mission to revolutionize land stewardship using crypto.
Regions Bank announced a new grant as well as additional online financial wellness tools designed to help people and families address urgent issues surrounding medical financial hardships.
Women make up the majority of factory workers in the footwear and apparel sector, so Deckers partnered with HERproject, in 2016, to bring increased well-being, confidence, and economic potential to the women and men on our supply chain.
MPC recently gave a $50,000 grant to the Roseman University College of Dental Medicine to fund two events this year where children and teens 18 and younger from qualifying low-income households will receive free dental screenings and cleanings.
