Dow advanced to seventh place on the 2023 DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list, which was announced at DiversityInc's celebratory event in New York City. Dow reports that its placement on the list for the sixth consecutive year highlights the company's commitment, progress, and advancement in inclusion, diversity, and equity.

"Team Dow's operational and financial discipline and an enhanced focus on our people and culture enabled us to deliver a resilient performance in 2022," said Jim Fitterling, Dow chairman and CEO. "We have always known that our business succeeds when our colleagues thrive. Our recognition on the DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list is a validation of the progress we have made and encourages us to keep striving for better outcomes."

Dow's ALL IN 2025 Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity strategy leads with inclusion, while intentionally focusing on diversity, and embedding equity into the company's practices, policies, and procedures. By concentrating on these key areas and taking deliberate actions, Dow reports that the company has achieved significant results and made noticeable progress.

"We are proud to receive this recognition from DiversityInc as it benchmarks us against the best while motivating us to take even more deliberate actions to drive sustainable progress for all," said Alveda Williams, Dow chief inclusion officer. "At Dow, we believe that diverse teams are more innovative and better performing, and that is why we are on a journey to institutionalize inclusion, diversity, and equity into everything we do."

Dow was also included on 15 of DiversityInc's Specialty lists, including the top companies for underrepresented groups in executive positions, providing employees with opportunities for growth and continued learning, philanthropy, supplier diversity, environmental, social and governance standards, and executive diversity councils.

Issued annually since 2001, the DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list recognizes companies with at least 750 employees in the United States for their management of diversity, inclusion, and equity. The list is based on data from a survey with more than 200 questions, which tracks human capital outcomes and connects them with best practices utilized to attract, retain, develop, and promote the advancement of underrepresented groups in the workplace. The survey also tracks organizations' diversity spend and practices related to supplier diversity and philanthropy as a reflection of a company's broader commitment to diversity and inclusion.

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