“Comcast’s commitment to DE&I is deeply embedded in our culture and has been for more than 60 years. We are honored to once again be recognized as a Top Company for Diversity and want to thank our employees, who work tirelessly to create a more inclusive workplace and build stronger communities for all.”
“At Comcast NBCUniversal, our commitment to DE&I helps make this not only a great place to work, but a great place to make a difference. I’m proud of this recognition and of the way our teammates at all levels value and leverage our differences to create a better world.”
From the Company
At Comcast NBCUniversal, we believe a diverse and inclusive company drives creativity, innovation and success. Across our company, we embrace diversity of backgrounds, cultures and experiences through initiatives including:
- Project UP, our $1 billion digital equity and economic mobility commitment to help communities gain the connectivity, skills and resources needed to thrive in our digital world.
- Employee Resource Groups and programs such as DE&I Day and DE&I Speaker Series, which provide employees year-round opportunities to learn, connect and build cross-cultural competence.
- Military engagement ─ supported by work to build connections in the military community, foster inclusive workplaces for military teammates, and create special experiences for military customers ─ resulting in hiring 21,000+ veterans, National Guard and reserve service members and military spouses since 2015.
- Supplier Diversity and Inclusion program, which has helped support 50,000+ jobs for small and diverse suppliers in 2023 through business spend.
- Advancing opportunity on and behind the screen through platforms including Black Experience on Xfinity and programs like Making Space, which identifies and develops employment opportunities for disabled talent for NBC Sports.
- Accessibility innovations, including live ASL video remote interpreting through Xfinity retail pilots and Large Button Voice Remote for customers with vision, mobility and dexterity impairments.
