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Kimley-Horn is committed to an inclusive environment where diversity is embraced, valued, and celebrated. This means creating and sustaining an environment where employees feel they are treated fairly and equitably and have an equal opportunity to flourish—no matter who they are or what they do.
Prioritizing diversity & inclusion helps us all grow, by bringing broader perspectives, different points of view, and a greater understanding of the increasingly diverse client base and communities we serve. By recruiting, mentoring, developing, and retaining diverse staff at all levels, we can fuel innovation and increase our competitive advantage within the marketplace.
To create a more diverse staff, we commit to:
- Recruit a more diverse workforce from qualified candidates.
- Reduce unconscious bias in our recruiting, retention, and recognition processes.
- Fund volunteer activities that enhance STEM development in underrepresented groups.
- Support transparency of our efforts to achieve greater diversity.
- Develop metrics to monitor and report our diversity.
To create a more inclusive environment, we commit to:
- Treat all employees with great respect and dignity.
- Create an emotionally safe place to work where employees can openly be their authentic self.
- Respect all employees while acknowledging their right to have differing beliefs or opinions.
- Seek activities that educate and make us more aware of the diversity of our staff.
- Support employee resource groups.
- Maintain an environment that is free from employees imposing their personal beliefs on others.
- Offer training that seeks to enhance a more inclusive workplace.
Kimley-Horn's Diversity & Inclusion Committee
Kimley-Horn’s D&I Committee serves as a resource for employees who’d like to join the D&I conversation. There are four standing members—director of HR, recruiting lead, a Board of Directors representative, and an “at large” member—and seven regional representatives. The current committee represents four minority groups (Black, Latino, American Indian, and Asian), the LGBTQ+ community, and a person with a disability. They also represent different religious backgrounds, beliefs, and generations.
Gabrielle Amado
Nick Chen
Scott Colvin
Jeff Dale
Amanda Fuchs
Roger Garza
Lori Hall
Erin Henderson
Rafael Machado
Fareed Pittalwala
George Puig
David Samba
Mike Sanders
Victoria Taylor
Mike Sanders
Supporting Our Employees
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) at Kimley-Horn provide a sense of belonging by connecting staff with similar backgrounds; provide mentoring opportunities; and assist staff in professional development.
Black Kimley-Horn Network (BKN)
Offers resources, support, development opportunities, and a safe space where Black employees can connect and flourish.
KHAPI
Brings together experiences and perspectives of Kimley-Horn’s Asian Pacific Islander (KHAPI) partners to build a community of support, empowerment, and opportunity to flourish inside and outside of their careers.
Military KHonnections
Provides a connection platform for Kimley-Horn employees who are involved in the military or are allies, advocates for the Kimley-Horn military community to ensure we remain a military-ready company, and integrates individuals with strong military values and work ethic into the Kimley-Horn culture.
Pride KHonnect
Creates a sense of belonging for those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other genders/identities by providing opportunities to connect with other LGBTQ+ employees, offering mentoring opportunities, and assisting our LGBTQ+ employees in professional development.
Unidos @ KH
Fosters a community of partners who are committed to education, connection, and empowerment, creating a more inclusive and supportive workplace for all Hispanic and Latino partners.
Nurtures a culture that actively mentors and sponsors women in their efforts to achieve recognized success, earn and play active roles in leadership, and contribute valuable perspectives while respecting the need for work/life integration. Learn more here.
We support a robust Veterans Community with a committee focused on hiring and integrating veterans; we provide Floating Holidays to recognize the variety of religious and multicultural holidays and observances celebrated by employees; we encourage involvement with industry organizations by covering membership costs for every employee; and we recognize the many and varied contributions of people with disabilities and provide adjustments/modifications to a job or the workplace as needed.
Supporting Our Clients + Communities
We also celebrate a variety of viewpoints, interests, and expertise through industry participation, community involvement, and project work.
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Diversity Awards & Recognition
FORTUNE 100 Best Workplaces for Women
2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017
ACEC Bay Bridge Diversity Champion Recognition Award
2021
CREW Bay Area Break the Ceiling Corporate Leadership Award
2019
WTS Central Virginia Employer of the Year
2019
WTS South Florida Rosa Parks Diversity Award
2018
WTS Orange County Employer of the Year
2018
WTS Atlanta Employer of the Year
2017
WTS San Antonio Employer of the Year
2017
WTS DC Rosa Parks Diversity Leadership Award
2017
WTS South Florida Member and Employer of the Year
2016
Airport AEC Innovation and Inclusion Catalyst Award
2016
WTS San Diego Employer of the Year
2015