SOURCE: Truist
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Truist’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) was recognized recently by several organizations, including a prestigious honor for several of our board members.
Savoy magazine named K. David Boyer Jr., Agnes Bundy Scanlan, Linnie M. Haynesworth, and Frank P. Scruggs Jr. to its Most Influential Black Corporate Directors list. Savoy is a national publication that showcases and drives positive dialogue about Black culture.
“We’re thrilled to see our esteemed board members honored with this amazing and well-deserved recognition,” said Kim Moore-Wright, chief teammate officer and head of enterprise diversity. “Diversity of culture, thought and perspectives helps guide us in our purpose, and we’re so fortunate to have David, Agnes, Linnie and Frank on our board, advising and providing their expertise as we shape Truist.”
Savoy’s corporate directors list features an elite representation of executives, influencers and achievers active on the boards of the world’s leading corporations. Previous lists have recognized directors from a broad range of companies—Apple, Nordstrom, PayPal and Marriott, to name a few.
Supplier diversity is a core component of Truist’s DEI efforts. And our team has received great recognition for its partnerships with diverse suppliers that enhance our client experience, strengthen our operations, and enrich our communities. Recent recognition includes:
- The Greater Women's Business Council named Truist one of its 2021 TOP Corporations honorees for supporting women businesses through its supplier diversity program.
- Adam Moore, supplier diversity director, was named Advocate and Buyer of the Year at the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council’s Spirit of Alliance Awards.
- The U.S. Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce – Southeast recognized Truist with the 2021 Corporation of the Year Award.
Learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion at Truist.
KEYWORDS: NYSE:TFC, Truist, DEI
