05.17.24
For the twelfth consecutive year, BASF has been named one of Fair360’s Top 50 Companies, ranking number 22 on the list in 2024. BASF was also recognized this year as a Top Company for Sponsorship, a Top Company for Latino Executives, and a Top Company for Executive Fairness Councils. Fair360 announced the 2024 list during its annual Top 50 Companies event on May 13, 2024, in New York City.
"Diversity, equity and inclusion are fundamental to attracting and retaining the best team, and ultimately to our company’s success," said Michael Heinz Chairman and CEO, BASF Corporation, and Member of the Board of Executive Directors, BASF SE. "We are committed to building a culture at BASF where everyone feels seen, heard and valued – for their contributions, for who they are as individuals and for the unique perspectives they bring to their work – all of which makes us stronger."
“Our DEI strategy is focused on delivering competitive advantages and creating an inclusive work environment where people of all backgrounds can be their most authentic selves and contribute their biggest ideas,” said Tejuana Edmond, Vice President, Plastic Additives Americas at BASF, who presented at the marquee event. “At BASF, we rely on the full and combined power of our team’s diverse perspectives to support our customers in the best way possible every day.”
Since 2001, The Fair360 Top 50 survey has been the external benchmark and validator for large U.S. employers that model fairness in their talent strategy, workplace and supplier diversity practices and philanthropic engagement. This year, 160 employers, with roughly 7.3 million U.S. employees, submitted data and metrics on leadership accountability, human capital diversity, talent programs, workplace practices, supplier diversity and philanthropy.
“I’m delighted to recognize the companies on the Top 50 list for their ongoing commitment to workplace fairness,” said Luke Visconti, Founder and Chairman of Fair360. “The data shows that over the long-term, companies that consistently put their employees first and have strong track records of respecting and embracing diversity, equity and inclusion, are stronger performers and better equipped to adapt to market conditions.”
Fair360, formerly known as DiversityInc, leverages comparative human capital data to help organizations develop fair and inclusive workplaces utilizing benchmarking and best practices. Its mission is to provide committed leaders with insights to drive an effective workforce planning strategy, ensuring equity for all employees. Fair360 is a VA-certified and veteran-owned business. It is certified by Disability:IN as a company owned by a person with a disability.
"Diversity, equity and inclusion are fundamental to attracting and retaining the best team, and ultimately to our company’s success," said Michael Heinz Chairman and CEO, BASF Corporation, and Member of the Board of Executive Directors, BASF SE. "We are committed to building a culture at BASF where everyone feels seen, heard and valued – for their contributions, for who they are as individuals and for the unique perspectives they bring to their work – all of which makes us stronger."
“Our DEI strategy is focused on delivering competitive advantages and creating an inclusive work environment where people of all backgrounds can be their most authentic selves and contribute their biggest ideas,” said Tejuana Edmond, Vice President, Plastic Additives Americas at BASF, who presented at the marquee event. “At BASF, we rely on the full and combined power of our team’s diverse perspectives to support our customers in the best way possible every day.”
Since 2001, The Fair360 Top 50 survey has been the external benchmark and validator for large U.S. employers that model fairness in their talent strategy, workplace and supplier diversity practices and philanthropic engagement. This year, 160 employers, with roughly 7.3 million U.S. employees, submitted data and metrics on leadership accountability, human capital diversity, talent programs, workplace practices, supplier diversity and philanthropy.
“I’m delighted to recognize the companies on the Top 50 list for their ongoing commitment to workplace fairness,” said Luke Visconti, Founder and Chairman of Fair360. “The data shows that over the long-term, companies that consistently put their employees first and have strong track records of respecting and embracing diversity, equity and inclusion, are stronger performers and better equipped to adapt to market conditions.”
Fair360, formerly known as DiversityInc, leverages comparative human capital data to help organizations develop fair and inclusive workplaces utilizing benchmarking and best practices. Its mission is to provide committed leaders with insights to drive an effective workforce planning strategy, ensuring equity for all employees. Fair360 is a VA-certified and veteran-owned business. It is certified by Disability:IN as a company owned by a person with a disability.