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You are here: DiversityInc | 2007 Top 50 | 2005
2005
By the Editors of DiversityInc

Top 50 Companies

  1. Altria Group
  2. Turner Broadcasting System
  3. Citigroup
  4. PepsiCo
  5. Abbott Laboratories
  6. The Coca-Cola Co.
  7. Xerox
  8. Allstate Insurance
  9. Verizon Communications
  10. Kraft Foods
  11. Ford Motor Co.
  12. Marriott International
  13. KeyBank
  14. Pepsi Bottling Group
  15. SBC Communications
  16. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
  17. Health Care Service Corp.
  18. Tribune Co.
  19. Pitney Bowes
  20. HSBC North America
  21. New York Life
  22. American Express
  23. General Mills
  24. Merck & Co.
  25. JPMorgan Chase
  26. Bank of America
  27. Procter & Gamble
  28. Knight Ridder
  29. Wal-Mart
  30. IKON Office Solutions
  31. Wachovia
  32. Prudential Financial
  33. Bausch & Lomb
  34. Comerica Bank
  35. Unilever Foods N.A.
  36. MetLife
  37. Sprint Corp.
  38. SunTrust Banks
  39. Colgate-Palmolive
  40. Wells Fargo
  41. Staples
  42. BellSouth
  43. Visteon Corp.
  44. Eastman Kodak
  45. Cingular Wireless
  46. Nielsen Media Research
  47. The Chubb Corp.
  48. General Motors
  49. MasterCard
  50. SC Johnson
Top Companies for Recruitment & Retention
  1. Altria Group
  2. PepsiCo
  3. Abbott Laboratories
  4. Turner Broadcasting System
  5. Xerox
  6. Allstate Insurance Co.
  7. The Coca-Cola Co.
  8. Citigroup
  9. Marriott International
  10. Tribune Co.
Top Companies for Supplier Diversity
  1. Hewlett-Packard
  2. Ford Motor Co.
  3. DaimlerChrysler
  4. BellSouth
  5. General Motors
  6. Altria Group
  7. Comast Corp
  8. PepsiCo
  9. Xerox
  10. Sodexho USA
Top Companies for African Americans
  1. PepsiCo
  2. Altria Group
  3. Colgate-Palmolive
  4. Xerox
  5. Citigroup
  6. Allstate Insurance
  7. Health Care Service Corp.
  8. Ford Motor Co.
  9. Kaiser Permanente
  10. Turner Broadcasting System
Top Companies for Latinos
  1. PepsiCo
  2. Citigroup
  3. Unilever Foods North America
  4. Health Care Service Corp.
  5. Colgate-Palmolive
  6. SBC Communications
  7. Abbott Laboratories
  8. The Coca-Cola Company
  9. JPMorgan Chase
  10. Tribune Co.
Top Companies for Asian Americans
  1. Cummins
  2. Altria Group
  3. Citigroup
  4. PepsiCo
  5. Ford Motor Co.
  6. Abbott Laboratories
  7. Marriott International
  8. Visteon Corp.
  9. Starwood Hotels @ Resorts
  10. New York Life
Top Companies for Executive Women
  1. Abbott Laboratories
  2. Staples
  3. Altria Group
  4. Turner Broadcasting System
  5. The New York Times Co.
  6. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
  7. Marriott International
  8. Knight Ridder
  9. Pepsi Bottling Group
  10. MasterCard
Top Companies for GLBT Employees
  1. Eastman Kodak
  2. Ford Motor Co.
  3. Citigroup
  4. Deloitte
  5. PepsiCo
  6. Merck & Co.
  7. Kaiser Permanente
  8. Visteon Corp.
  9. Allstate Insurance
  10. The Coca-Cola Co.
Top Companies for People with Disabilities
  1. Merrill Lynch & Co.
  2. Procter & Gamble
  3. Hewlett-Packard
  4. JPMorgan Chase
  5. Verizon Communications
  6. SSM Health Care
  7. General Motors
  8. Sodexho USA
  9. Merck & Co.
  10. Prudential Financial
25 Noteworthy Companies
  • Accenture
  • Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Florida
  • Comcast Corp.
  • CSX Corp.
  • Cummins
  • DaimlerChrysler
  • Darden Restaurants
  • Deloitte
  • Federated Dept. Stores
  • Gannett
  • Hewlett-Packard
  • International Truck & Engine
  • Kaiser Permanente
  • Lehman Brothers
  • The New York Times
  • Novo Nordisk Pharmaceutical Industries
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • Sempra Energy
  • Sodexho USA
  • Starbucks Coffee Company
  • Starwood Hotels & Resorts
  • Time Warner
  • United Technologies
  • Whirlpool
  • Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
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