Diversity and Inclusion

Rockwell Automation Chief Supply Chain Officer & Senior Vice President Ernest Nicolas was a recent guest on the UW podcast, which features interviews with some of the brightest minds in engineering about exciting ideas at the forefront of the field.

We believe it’s important to give voice to individual women touching our organization — either as an employee, board member, or community partner.

Throughout March, Chemours is highlighting women who are choosing to be courageous each and every day at work, at home, and in the community.

Daisy Soto grew up in Tecate, Baja California, a small town in Mexico, just south of the U. S. border. At 15, she discovered a passion for aviation and began looking into ways to pursue her dream of becoming an airline pilot.

Wen Tong walks through the maze of metal structures making up one of Duke Energy’s newest substations in Tarpon Springs, Fla., and thinks about all the customers the substation will serve.

Today is World Water Day and we're focusing on how clean water can have a significant impact on women and girls. We're also celebrating the installation of an AquaTower in India that can support the daily drinking requirements of up to 1,800 people.

Truist Chief Teammate Officer and Head of Enterprise Diversity Kimberly Moore-Wright shares about her zig-zag path up the corporate ladder in honor of Women’s History Month.

Rockwell Automation’s Professional Women’s Council (PWC) is one of its longest-running employee resource groups. Launched in the mid-1990s in Milwaukee, the ERG has grown to more than 26 chapters worldwide – mirroring Rockwell’s global growth.

Arrow Electronics is providing opportunities for its women employees to grow their leadership skills and industry networks through its sponsorship of Women in Electronics.

Despite significant strides made by women in the workforce, recent research shows that the pandemic has slowed progress.