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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

We're building an environment in which all our associates feel welcome, respected and empowered to bring their whole selves to work every day. It's our commitment to inclusion.

2023 Diversity Report
Dancing People

Our racial and gender representation goals

Responsibility for these goals isn't limited to a select few. Rather, we believe it's up to all of us at TransUnion to advance inclusion. Everyone has a role to play in promoting meaningful progress — whether you're a senior leader, people manager or new hire to our organization.

Year-over-year increase in women leadership (global)
40%
of our associates globally are women
30%
of senior leaders globally are women
Year-over-year increase in underrepresented groups at all levels of management (US)
16%
of our US associates belong to an underrepresented group
12%
of our US managers belong to an underrepresented group

Learn more about TransUnion’s culture of inclusion and belonging.

Forging connections with colleagues

We know community with colleagues is important for promoting belonging at work, and we’re committed to creating spaces for our people to come together and forge strong connections. That’s where our Inclusion and Belonging Groups come in.

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ADAN celebrated Black History Month through a series of events for associates, including a fireside chat on financial inclusion for the Black community, a Q&A with a keynote speaker and workshop about branding your authenticity.

Launched in 2023, our CareGivers group supports associates across all stages of the caregiving journey. The group celebrated National Caregivers Month by sharing valuable resources with associates and continued initiatives like Parent Buddy, Neurodivergent Kids, Elder Care and End of Life, and Spouse and Partner care programming.

Following our theme of “TU y tú,” FUTURO — TransUnion’s group empowering Hispanic and Latino associates and their allies — celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by welcoming a keynote speaker, hosting a “Cafecito” chat with leaders in our Latin American business, and featuring a DJ setlist focused on Hispanic and Latino musical artists.

Green @ TU, our group dedicated to environmental sustainability, discussed equitable access to water, resource management and individual usage in acknowledgment of Earth Day. Associates also participated in a live exercise using an interactive water footprint calculator.

Peace of Mind, our group fostering mindful, harmonious and productive work/life balance through contemplative practices, hosted a guided walking meditation and a special education session for associates and their children to learn about simple mindfulness practices.

During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, PAC hosted a “cook ‘n chat” with a prominent Asian American chef, as well as an in-person potluck focused on celebrating associates’ cultural heritage through food.

Under the theme “Strength in Solidarity,” Pride @ TU celebrated Pride Month by hosting a trivia showdown aimed at increasing awareness of LGBTQ+ topics and allyship, as well as a panel event focused on highlighting the intersectionality of this diverse community at TransUnion.

TransUnion’s Network for Upcoming Professionals, or TuneUp, hosted events focused on topics like mindfulness, goalsetting and branding including a candid Q&A with senior leaders about navigating career roadblocks.

The Veterans Alliance recognized Veterans Day in the US by hosting a competitive initiative for TransUnion associates to give blood, donate money and volunteer time with veteran organizations. Beyond the initiative, leaders also engaged service members in an informative career session with a nonprofit supporting transitioning veterans.

Women @ TU celebrated Women’s History Month, International Women’s Day and International Transgender Day of Visibility through keynote speaking engagements and educational events about using inclusive language.

Shining a spotlight on our associates

Inclusion highlights around the world

We understand diversity and inclusion can mean something different depending on your location, and we encourage our offices across the globe to make meaningful progress in their own ways.

Africa

Our Global Capability Center (GCC) Africa's learnership program, launched in partnership with the South African government, supports people with minimal formal qualifications and work experience.

Asia Pacific

In Hong Kong, we hosted Bring Your Kids to Work Day — an opportunity to welcome children to our office, play financial education games and gain a better understanding of what their parents do every day.

Brazil

Our Diversity & Inclusion Forum hosted three events focused on disability and neurodiversity inclusion — highlighting topics like awareness, accessibility and education about ableism.

Canada

Our talent acquisition team collaborates with nonprofit organizations to support employment of newcomers, international students and people from underprivileged communities.

India

We organized a hiring drive focused on bridging the gender gap across Chennai, Pune, Bangalore and Hyderabad.

Latin America

In Colombia, with virtual attendance from other Latin American regions, nearly 500 associates came together for two events focused on addressing language that excludes or feeds stereotypes and LGBTQ+ inclusion.

UK and Europe

In the UK, we committed to the Mental Health at Work Commitment, a framework of six standards to achieve better mental health outcomes in the workplace.

US

We celebrated two associates through our inaugural Working Parent of the Year award, recognizing our people who navigate the complex responsibilities of work and parenthood.

2023 Diversity Report

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Inclusion Insights

Catch up on the latest blogs and insights related to inclusion and belonging.