Integrity has been recognized by Newsweek as one of the Greatest Workplaces for Inclusion and Diversity in the country, for its intentionally inclusive and respect-driven corporate culture.
“As we strive to meet the holistic needs of consumers from all walks of life, we are equally committed to inclusion and social responsibility within our workforce,” said Bryan W. Adams, Co-Founder and CEO of Integrity. “This award is a testament to the power of teamwork, community and shared values. Our team is strongest when we seek out and incorporate numerous viewpoints and backgrounds. The positive feedback from our employees highlights how meaningful diversity and inclusion efforts are to each of them. We are grateful for the commitment they show every day in championing an equitable workplace environment that celebrates each other’s achievements and offers meaningful opportunities for advancement.”
In partnership with data analytics firm Plant-A Insights Group, Newsweek selected its recipients from more than 4.8 million company reviews and 300,000 employee interviews. The evaluation also included public data and insights from HR professionals into corporate culture and working conditions.
“Integrity is creating groundbreaking solutions with an unparalleled standard of excellence,” shared Said Taiym, Chief Operations Officer of Integrity. “We couldn’t achieve these milestones without the contribution of a wide variety of perspectives and experiences. It takes courage to lead from the front, and I’m proud to work alongside a team that is actively seeking to shape a rich culture of belonging. As we continue to promote innovation that’s enhanced by inclusion, our capacity to serve the complex needs of American consumers is limitless because of the vision and hard work of our diverse team.”