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The Best


Workplaces for


Diversity
This annual list from Fortune and research partner
Great Place to Work is based on survey responses
from women, the LGBTQ community, people of color,
employees with disabilities, and older workers. The
diversity at these companies is even more notable
considering at least seven out of 10 listed here
employ 20,000 or more people. For the full list of 100
workplaces, visit Fortune.com.By Radhika Marya

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CISCO

HQ.........................San Jose
WOMEN.........................27%
MINORITIES..................47%

The IT innovator under-
stands that “diversity in
all its forms” and how
differently people think
“are good for the com-
pany,” a staffer says.

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TEXASHEALTH
RESOURCES
HQ............Arlington, Texas
WOMEN.........................79%
MINORITIES..................43%

“There are people fromall
faiths, ethnicities, sexual
orientations, and nation-
alities in our employee
pool,” says a worker at
the health system.

09
KIMPTONHOTELS&
RESTAURANTS

HQ...................San Francisco
WOMEN.........................47%
MINORITIES..................61%

Unlike at companies that
simply claim to value
diversity as part of a mis-
sion statement, a team
member says, “we live it
every single day.”

10
PROGRESSIVE
INSURANCE
HQ..Mayfield Village, Ohio
WOMEN.........................55%
MINORITIES..................32%

“We celebrate diversity
that you can see and what
you can’t see below the
surface,” says a staffer,
crediting this with being
able to do better work.

06
MARRIOTT
INTERNATIONAL
HQ...................Bethesda, Md.
WOMEN.........................54%
MINORITIES..................66%

“Without this job, I would
have probably been liv-
ing in my car, or worse,”
a disabled veteran says,
praising the hotel chain’s
caring environment.

05
ULTIMATESOFTWARE

HQ.......................Weston, Fla.
WOMEN.........................49%
MINORITIES..................44%

“Every employee,
no matter their role,
gender, racial/ethnic/
sexual identity, has an
equal voice to suggest
change,” a staffer says.

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HILTON

HQ....................McLean, Va.
WOMEN.........................53%
MINORITIES..................69%

An employee of the global
hospitality chain says,
“It has given me the op-
portunity to develop and
grow on a professional
and personal level.”

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COMCAST
NBCUNIVERSAL
HQ...................Philadelphia
WOMEN.........................37%
MINORITIES..................45%

“In any team or division
you work for, there are
people from all walks
of life,” says a staffer at
the telecommunications
conglomerate.

03
PUBLIXSUPER
MARKETS

HQ....................Lakeland, Fla.
WOMEN.........................49%
MINORITIES..................43%

“This company is truly
dedicated to the dignity,
value, and employment
security of all associ-
ates,” a worker says of
the supermarket chain.

04
WEGMANSFOOD
MARKETS

HQ..................Rochester, N.Y.
WOMEN.........................54%
MINORITIES..................24%

What one staffer likes
most is “all the different
types of people hired,
from race to gender to
religion and even to the
quirky personalities.”
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