Partnering to advance LGBTQIA+ inclusion
Supporting programs like Stonewall’s Diversity Champions Programme, Lesbians Who Tech, and myGwork helps us connect with LGBTQIA+ talent and advance our internal approach to inclusion.
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Recruiting fraud is a growing issue for many companies.
The Trade Desk takes this issue seriously and is taking steps to address it.
We embrace inclusion and belonging in everything we do — from celebrating the diversity of our workforce to making a positive impact on our industry.
True innovation is rooted in a diversity of thought, backgrounds, and perspectives, which is why we celebrate our diversity throughout the year, with events honoring Pride Month, Black History Month, Lunar New Year, Ramadan, International Women’s Day, and many more.
We partner with organizations and nonprofits that work to improve and diversify our industry, including the AAF’s Mosaic Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Brixton Finishing School, The Women in Programmatic Network, and more.
We demonstrate our commitment to fostering an inclusive environment by creating safe spaces for employees to connect, learn, and share their stories.
We’re proud to provide professional development opportunities — and recruit new candidates — at events like AfroTech, Black Tech Fest, Grace Hopper, and the Women of Silicon Roundabout.
We seek to support, connect, and grow our LGBTQIA+ community in a variety of ways.
Supporting programs like Stonewall’s Diversity Champions Programme, Lesbians Who Tech, and myGwork helps us connect with LGBTQIA+ talent and advance our internal approach to inclusion.
Through panels, trainings, and partnerships, we seek to provide our global workforce with a better understanding of LGBTQIA+ inclusion and gender identity and expression, and how to support queer and trans people in the workplace.
We’re proud to partner with Carrot, which offers fertility benefits to all employees, regardless of age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or marital status.
We work to advance women through professional development opportunities and partnerships. Here are a few of the ways we support women in the workplace.
We support conferences focused on women in tech to provide professional development opportunities for our employees and to recruit more women, especially into technical roles.
By partnering with organizations like Manara, Girl Geek, and Lucy Mentoring Program, we’re working to increase the number of women within our industry.