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Companies investing in Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)

Employee resource groups, also referred to as affinity groups or business network groups, are internal employee collectives formed around shared traits or life experiences.

13,315

companies

List of companies that invest in Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)

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  • Amazon Web Services (AWS) logo
    United StatesEmployees147kIT Services and IT Consulting
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Eli Lilly and Company logo
    United StatesEmployees58kRevenue$29BPharmaceutical Manufacturing
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Ford Motor Company logo
    United StatesEmployees186kRevenue$170BMotor Vehicle Manufacturing
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Conagra Brands logo
    United StatesEmployees17kRevenue$12BFood and Beverage Services
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Medline logo
    United StatesEmployees19kMedical Equipment Manufacturing
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • L'Oréal logo
    FranceEmployees96kRevenue$42BPersonal Care Product Manufacturing
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Norton Healthcare logo
    United StatesEmployees11kRevenue$2.7BHospitals and Health Care
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • athenahealth logo
    United StatesEmployees9kRevenue$1.2BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Leaf Home logo
    United StatesEmployees5kConsumer Services
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence
  • Langan Engineering & Environmental Services logo
    United StatesEmployees2.5kCivil Engineering
    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)High confidence

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