Governance
Structured accountability across executive team, senior management, DEI leadership, and through external pledges and industry initiatives
As a data-driven firm, we are convinced by the evidence that diversity leads to strength across all facets of our organization – enhancing decision-making, creativity, and business outcomes. Our DEI program is designed to result in a more engaged and positive work environment.
Structured accountability across executive team, senior management, DEI leadership, and through external pledges and industry initiatives
Continuous monitoring and measurement to improve diversity metrics
Engaging employees and leaders through high-impact programs across our workforce, business, and community strategies
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Acadian’s employee affinity groups raise awareness of race and gender issues in the workplace and in our industry. They offer education, networking opportunities, and the support of senior management to help promote leadership and advancement. Programming includes social events, leadership opportunities, community partnerships, external networking, and conference attendance and sponsorship.
We actively work to partner with diverse vendors, focusing on minority, women, veteran, and disability-owned businesses. We also assess the internal DE&I practices of all our vendors. By better understanding the companies we work with, we can better contribute to economic equity in our communities. We leverage our strengths in data management and analysis to define quantitative objectives and mark our progress toward this goal.
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Acadian CEO Kelly Young has written extensively on women's issues in the workplace. Recent pieces are featured below.
In this three-part series with CMO Kelly Young, we explore what it means to inspire, tackle the critical issue of pay equity, and spotlight the work of our strategic community partner Budget Buddies, providing financial literacy coaching to empower women living on low incomes.
Reflecting on the power of diverse experiences and perspectives in strengthening leadership and fostering innovation.
Mindset and resilience alone aren't enough—exploring some of the systemic and societal biases that can shape girls from a young age and women later in life, affecting career aspirations negatively.
Celebrating women’s progress, achievements, and the ongoing journey toward equal pay and workplace equity.
We are an equal opportunity employer. Our culture emphasizes mutual respect, acceptance, tolerance, and cooperation among all employees, regardless of age, gender, race, national or ethnic origin, physical abilities, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation. We believe that understanding and valuing diversity not only helps our employees to develop as individuals, but also greatly enhances our ability to serve a diverse global client base. In short, we believe diversity makes Acadian a stronger company and a more rewarding place to work for all.