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ParityLIST®2024 Best Companies for Equal Advancement Opportunity
We're committed to building diverse teams and fostering an inclusive, equitable culture. While there’s always more work to do to deliver on that promise, we’re proud to be named once again to the Parity.Org list of Best Companies for Equal Advancement Opportunity. This recognizes the progress we've made leveling the playing field and ensuring all our teammates have a shot at success.
U.S. News & World Report Best Companies to Work For in 2024-25
People are at the center of everything we do, which is why we want all our teammates to feel valued, cared for and empowered to achieve their goals. Thanks to U.S. News & World Report for naming us to its list of Best Companies to Work For in 2024-25, a recognition of our continued commitment to policies that support flexibility, well-being and personal growth — critical to creating a workplace where everyone can thrive.
USA TODAY and Statista 2024 list of America’s Climate Leaders
We're honored to be named to the USA TODAY and Statista list of America’s Climate Leaders for the second year in a row. Sustainability is not simply a tagline for us; it’s an intentional and integrated part of our IGNITE strategy. That’s why we’ve taken measurable actions to tackle our operational emissions and advance our reporting practices to enhance the well-being our planet — and in the process our long-term success as a company.
Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship 2024 Innovation Amplifier Award
The Burt's Bees SheKeeper program, supported by its beeswax and shea ingredient suppliers and USAID, was recognized recently by Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship with its 2024 Innovation Amplifier Award. It was cited for its approach that’s transforming natural ingredient supply chains through responsible sourcing and women’s economic empowerment. The program increases biodiversity and provides crop and income diversification to Ghanaian women in shea-producing communities with the potential to scale more broadly, ultimately benefiting more than 16 million women in West Africa.