Accupac Joins Paradigm for Parity®

We’re also excited to work with the actionable strategies and proven programs Paradigm for Parity has developed that transform corporate culture, so that women of all races, cultures and backgrounds have equal power and opportunity. These strategies include a toolkit that offers practical resources, a sponsorship program that matches women of potential with sponsors who can help them advance their careers, and a Profit & Loss Leadership Accelerator Program designed to fast-track women, particularly multicultural women, into senior operating roles that lead to C-Suite positions.

As Paradigm for Parity coalition members, we’re committed to these goals in our workplace culture:

• Eliminate or minimize unconscious bias in the workplace;
• Significantly increase the number of women in senior operating roles;
• Measure targets and maintain accountability by providing regular progress reports;
• Base career progress on business results and performance, rather than physical presence in the office; and
• Provide sponsors, not just mentors, to women who are well-positioned for long-term success.

Joining the Paradigm for Parity coalition is a huge and important next step on our journey toward workplace equality for all. We’re so glad we’ve joined an international community of companies on the Path to Parity.

“Accupac is proud to partner with Paradigm for Parity because we recognize the importance of representation in leadership and are committed to championing a diverse pipeline of leaders at Accupac.”, said Paula Darbeau Director of Talent Management at Accupac. “We believe that Paradigm for Parity’s mission strongly aligns with our purpose. At the core of Accupac’s purpose statement is the idea of ‘caring about bettering the lives of people and the health of our planet’.  Joining Paradigm for Parity allows us to make our intentions clear and to leverage best practices in our continued efforts of supporting a diverse and inclusive workplace culture, where all employees have opportunities to succeed and advance in their careers.”