Inclusion Initiative Companies Spend More than $1 Billion on Minority- and Women-Owned Law Firms
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This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160523006280/en/ Total spent with MWBE law firms (Graphic: Business Wire) "When the Inclusion Initiative was launched in 2010, we hoped we would have a significant positive impact on MWBE law firms across the country," said
Six years ago, the law departments at 11 large corporations spanning various industries launched the Inclusion Initiative to help increase diversity in the legal profession. At the heart of the Initiative is the belief that MWBE firms play a vital role in providing opportunity to diverse attorneys, and excellent, cost effective legal services that meet the needs of Corporate America. Inclusion Initiative members believe that MWBE firms provide a reliable pathway into the legal profession for law students and young lawyers of diverse backgrounds and an alternative career path for experienced diverse attorneys who seek an alternative to majority owned law firms.
Participation in the Inclusion Initiative has nearly tripled to 31 members since its founding in 2010. The current roster of participating companies includes:
In the initial year of the Inclusion Initiative, members together spent
"At Accenture, inclusion and diversity are fundamental to our culture and embedded in our core values," said
The Inclusion Initiative is administered by the
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