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1 Apr 2008

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DiversityInc [USA]

The 2008 DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity

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DiversityInc announced its 2008 Top 50 Companies for Diversity today. For the second time in three years, Verizon is No. 1 on the list... Companies ranked in the listing demonstrate consistent strength in four areas: CEO Commitment, Human Capital, Corporate and Organizational Communications, and Supplier Diversity. [List: Verizon; Coca-Cola; Bank of America; PricewaterhouseCoopers; Procter & Gamble; Cox Communications; Merrill Lynch; Johnson & Johnson; IBM; American Express; Marriott; Sodexo; JPMorgan Chase; Wachovia; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida; Deloitte; Ernst & Young; HSBC Bank USA; Starwood Hotels & Resorts; Cummins; Merck & Co.; AT&T; Turner Broadcasting System (part of Time Warner); Prudential; Monsanto; Wells Fargo; Ford; PepsiCo; Pepsi Bottling Group; Xerox; Novartis; General Mills; KeyBank; Health Care Service Corp.; Sprint; Walt Disney; Abbott; Accenture; Macy's; Henry Ford Health System; Bright Horizons Family Solutions; WellPoint; Kaiser Permanente; General Motors; Citigroup; Capital One; CSX; Toyota Motor North America; KPMG; Hilton Hotels]