Featured Image D-and-I FINALAt HubSpot, we’re committed to building a more diverse company that’s inclusive of all people, ideas, and perspectives. Today, we’re proud to strengthen that commitment with the launch of HubSpot’s 2019 Diversity Report, and new Diversity and Inclusion webpage.

View the webpage at hubspot.com/diversity-inclusion, featuring an overview of the 2019 Diversity Report and option to download the full report.

One of HubSpot’s core culture values is transparency, and it’s our hope that by openly sharing our employee data in the report, and information on the webpage about our internal diversity programming, learnings, and dialogue, we’ll give customers, partners, candidates, employees, and our community an opportunity to learn more about our mission to become an inclusive company.

Releasing HubSpot’s 2019 Diversity Report

This is the third year we’ve shared HubSpot’s diversity data and our goal in publishing it externally is two-fold: To hold ourselves accountable for not just encouraging a culture of diversity, but for implementing actionable programs and initiatives to build one, and to give our global community a snapshot into how diverse our teams are and where we need to improve.

This 2019 Diversity Report launching today is reflective of HubSpot’s employee population as of January 15, 2019, and compares and contrasts with data from the previous report to show where we’ve made progress and the areas we need to focus more energy on. Specifically, we’re proud to share that HubSpot’s ethnic diversity in the United States increased by 3.5% and we’re continuing to increase gender diversity, particularly in technical roles.

But more than anything, we recognize how big our area of improvement is, and that 2019 will be an important year for us in meaningfully moving the needle on all forms of diversity, across all teams and levels. Visit the 2019 Diversity Report here and get information on how we collect, analyze, and present employee data.

Of the 2019 Diversity Report launch, HubSpot Chief People Officer Katie Burke said, “We want to build a company our kids and grandkids will be proud of. That’s only possible if we make diversity and inclusion a core priority. I’m incredibly proud of the progress our team has made over the past year to make HubSpot more inclusive. But as with everything we do, growing better as a company means reflecting not just on what worked, but also on what didn’t. We’re committed to sharing our learnings and our failings, with the goal of not only holding ourselves accountable to continuous improvement, but also giving our customers, partners, prospects, candidates, and employees transparency into how we’re working toward our mission of becoming a more diverse company.”

 

Introducing HubSpot's New Diversity and Inclusion Webpage

Sharing our 2019 Diversity Report is one important way we hope to keep working toward our mission of building a more inclusive organization. But data alone doesn’t tell the full story. We’re proud to launch HubSpot’s new Diversity and Inclusion webpage today to help tell that story. The goal of not only redesigning, but rethinking this page experience, is to lead with what we believe makes HubSpot a uniquely great place to work: our people. 

The different backgrounds HubSpotters bring with them to work enriches our company culture. By focusing on their stories, their work in making HubSpot more inclusive, and their learnings, this webpage will be an authentic view into what it’s like to work at HubSpot for candidates, as well as what it’s like to work with HubSpot for customers, partners, prospects, and our global community.

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The new page features:

  • HubSpot employees who are passionate about belonging and their advice for building more inclusive communities globally
  • Information about our employee resource groups including People of Color at HubSpot (POCaH), Women@HubSpot, the LGBTQ+ Alliance, ParentSpot, as well as HubSpot’s approach to fostering allyship
  • Visualizations of snapshot team data accompanying the 2019 Diversity Report
  • A collection of photos, announcements, and content about recent diversity and inclusion initiatives, learnings, and celebrations in HubSpot’s global offices 

Of today’s announcements, HubSpot’s Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, Jabes Rojas, said, “At HubSpot, we recognize that diversity and inclusion work is never ‘done’. HubSpot’s mission is to help millions of organizations grow better, and so we embrace the need to grow better ourselves in everything we do, including diversity and inclusion.

Consistent with our culture of transparency and humility, I love that we publish our annual diversity data and invest in sharing content about our journey. We believe that the work we do internally to foster an inclusive environment and promote belonging within our community is deeply important. That’s why we also make that work an external open dialogue with employees, candidates, customers, and beyond.

Personally, I’ve been inspired since joining HubSpot by the passion employees and leaders here have for diversity and inclusion internally and externally. We may never be finished but I am confident that we are on the right track in becoming more of the company we aspire to be that reflects the diversity of our employees, customers and the global marketplace we serve.”

Visit the new Diversity and Inclusion webpage here to learn more about diversity initiatives at HubSpot, and to view the HubSpot 2019 Diversity Report. If you’re curious about what it’s like to work at HubSpot, visit us on Facebook and Instagram.

 

 

Originally published Feb 13, 2019 8:59:39 AM, updated January 19 2023