

We, together, will make a difference.
Because we have a choice. And we choose to make diversity part of everything we do
Decidedly Diverse is Pride Global's comprehensive DEI initiative.
It encompasses three pillars and inspires all our offerings.
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Workforce
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Workplace
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Marketplace
Moving forward toward ambitious diversity goals, for ourselves and our clients
Our Decidedly Diverse initiative puts our numbers front and center, highlighting exactly how much work remains to be done to ensure our workforce looks like the world we help to work. It's also how we strive to leverage that data to establish research-backed best practices for building the talent pipelines and hiring strategies required to achieve truly representative diversity for ourselves and our clients.
Centering equity and inclusion in corporate culture with pioneering DEI initiatives and programs
We recognize that good corporate culture comes down to one simple thing: creating an environment in which employees feel respected and included. At Pride offices across four continents, we've established more than a dozen employee resource groups (ERG) that are wholly dedicated to giving team members a platform to be seen, heard, and respected, no matter their demographic or dimension of diversity.
Partnering with DEI leaders to blaze new trails and set modern standards for doing business
Our supplier diversity program, wide-ranging events, and work with minority-serving institutions in our community keep us intentional about our spend with diverse-owned businesses and help us align the entire industry's ecosystem towards greater inclusion and equity. In addition, through efforts such as Pride in Education and the Diversified Staffing Alliance, we strive to create more opportunities for diverse talent and business owners.
Pride Global’s Diversity Data
Most companies have some work to do when it comes to diversity and representation, and we're no different. We're sharing our numbers to keep us honest and moving forward toward our DEI goals both for internal hires and the recruiting we do for our clients.
The workforce data preceding is based on survey answers at time of hire and reflects only those who chose to respond.
These numbers are fluid, and we’ll update periodically to incorporate new responses. Due to rounding, some figures may not total 100%.
Pride Global's Initiatives

Diversified Staffing Alliance (DSA)
Through forums and other events, we provide our client partners with opportunities to network and share best practices and metrics across their own diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Pride in Education
Through forums and other events, we provide our client partners with opportunities to network and share best practices and metrics across their own diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Supplier Diversity
Through forums and other events, we provide our client partners with opportunities to network and share best practices and metrics across their own diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Diversity Recruiting
Through forums and other events, we provide our client partners with opportunities to network and share best practices and metrics across their own diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Diversity Forums
Through forums and other events, we provide our client partners with opportunities to network and share best practices and metrics across their own diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Employee Resource Groups
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PRISM
(Pride Respects Identity, Sexuality and Me) To foster inclusivity and build platforms for the LGBTQIA community at Pride, creating space for conversation and solidarity while helping to ensure Pride keeps learning and growing as an organization—and as a business where LGBTQIA individuals want to work.
Co-chairs
Abby Acker and Dominic Rivera
Executive Sponsor
Kate Goss
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WISE
(Women In Search of Equity) To bring together Pride's women of color to discuss the issues that affect us, creating greater awareness of the issues of inequity we face and what we do to overcome challenges and achieve success, here at Pride and in the wider working world.
Co-chairs
Darrian Leonard and Tatiana Bunay
Executive Sponsor
Kamela Forbes
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InspirASIAN
To celebrate our shared Asian and Pacific Island heritage, connecting with local communities and our own social networks to teach colleagues about our unique and diverse cultures at the same time we enable our members to become their most authentic selves.
Co-chairs
Angelica Thompson
Executive Sponsor
Abhinav Singh
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Mahogany
To foster networking, professional development, mentoring, and leadership opportunities for Black people at Pride, bringing them together to form bonds, give back to the community, and feel supported and confident in their professional endeavors.
Co-chairs
Rahdiah Barnes and Melanie Woodall
Executive Sponsor
Jenny Davis
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Fatherhood At Pride
To take joy and pride in fatherhood, celebrating the role dads play in the workplace and at home while pushing for greater recognition of the work and labor of paternity through policies that impact Pride's ability to attract and retain the best dads in the business.
Co-chairs
Dale DeSteno and Mike Guglielmo
Executive Sponsor
Brian Pietraccini
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DiversAbility
To bring recognition to the multifaceted nature of ability, offering compassionate and empathetic discussions regarding both visible and non-visible disabilities—and celebrating, empowering, and centering the people with disabilities who contribute to Pride's success.
Co-chairs
Niya Klayman and Ariel Lavender
Executive Sponsor
John Woronowich
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HOLA
Hispanics/Latin Organization for Leadership and Advancement to raise up the Hispanic and Latin-American professionals of Pride, educating our peers about and taking joy in the many cultures that make up the Americas, uniting us together as one for the betterment of all.
Co-chairs
Glen Arroyo and Derric Rivera
Executive Sponsor
Gabby Fletcher
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The Home Office
To find ways to bring the full Pride Global experience to our colleagues working from homes across the country and around the world, setting up virtual watercoolers for coworkers to chat and sharing tips for how Pride's hybrid workforce can stay at peak productivity wherever they work.
Co-chairs
Kristin Hepka and Hayley Samuels
Executive Sponsor
James Rowbotham
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Mallies
To be a home for the men of Pride who seek ways to advocate on behalf of their women colleagues, family members, and friends as we encourage other men and the public at large to respect and support women's equality and inclusion in all parts of life.
Co-chairs
James Rowbotham and Josh Kaplan
Executive Sponsor
Tim Tobin
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Motherhood at Pride
Motherhood at Pride brings together mothers and mothers-to-be for monthly meetings to share knowledge, answer each other's questions, and bond over shared parenting experiences.
Co-chairs
Kendra Welch and Caroline Weber
Executive Sponsor
Josh Kaplan
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Pride in Service
Pride in Service is Pride Global's veteran's program that seeks to enable transitioning U.S. Service members to find and succeed in civilian career opportunities, while providing ongoing support and mentorship for our veteran employees.
Co-chairs
Bhavin Shah and Jackie Bolick
Executive Sponsor
Annie Davies
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Wellness 360
Wellness 360 is Pride's wellness-focused group for employees to gather over their mutual devotion to physical and mental health. Through education and events, they help create a workplace devoted to total wellbeing.
Co-chairs
Katlyn Fitzgerald and Samantha Reighard
Executive Sponsor
Caroline Weber
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CUBS
(Celebrate differences, understand others, bridge gaps, synchronize harmoniously) CUBS is a celebration of everything that makes us Decidedly Diverse at Pride Global. CUBS seeks to share the wide range of cultures represented at our company with our colleagues, creating opportunities to learn from one another and cultivate an inclusive, creative workplace that thrives with a sense of belonging, synergy, and empathy.
Co-chairs
Shilpa Kendurkar and Tina Montalto
Executive Sponsor
Kaltrina Riley