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INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY
We’re cultivating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone is heard, respected and valued for who they are because we know it leads to greater decision making, problem solving and creativity.
Inclusion means making every colleague feel welcome and valued by creating a culture of acceptance, belonging and opportunity. We perform better as a business when we connect our people with our company’s purpose and support their success.
At WTW, diversity is about more than ethnicity, race, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability and veteran status. It also includes different viewpoints, backgrounds, experiences and geographies.
Our inclusion networks inspire everyone who supports our goal of recruiting, retaining and developing underrepresented talent. Each network has two executive sponsors, either at a global or local level, who use their influence to advocate for and advance the mission of the network.
At WTW, I&D isn’t an initiative or program. It’s embedded in our values and how we work and is essential to everything we do.”
Kristy Banas
Chief Human Resources Officer
Download our ESG report to learn more about the progress we’re making.
In our recent all-colleague pulse survey, 92% said their managers create an inclusive work environment and 91% said they feel they can be themselves at WTW without worrying about how they will be accepted.
We are proud of all our achievements, many of which have been recognized by organizations and institutions around the world.
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