Our commitment
to diversity, equity and
inclusion



Supporting our Diverse
Community

From attraction through to development and progression, we celebrate difference because we want everyone to have equal opportunity to belong and grow in their career. We are proud to be an equal opportunities employer: it enables us to attract, recruit, train and deploy incredible people. Our areas of focus include gender, ethnicity, different abilities and neurodiversity, LGBTQ+ and parent and caring responsibilities as well as the ways in which these all intersect.

Diversity, social mobility and inclusion are an essential part of who we are. At the heart of our business remains our desire to launch the careers of people from many different backgrounds, helping them to develop their skills before starting work with our clients.

Rod Flavell, CEO, FDM Group

Our Stories

Our people represent a thriving global community who strive for success. As we continue to grow and evolve, so do our people and it is their voices and experience that drive us forward.

Employee Networks

Our employee led groups provide a community for discussion, support and connection with others.

Leading, Educating and Aspiring Diversity network – representing and celebrating FDM’s diverse community.

Empowering and celebrating FDMers of all genders.

Creating an open and inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ employees through education and representation.

Supporting FDMers with visible and non-visible disabilities, including mental health conditions.

Providing a supportive network for those with parental and/or caring responsibilities.

Bringing together those who have a faith or similar beliefs.

Diversity in Numbers

Being transparent with our diversity data enables us to identify our areas of focus and work with our leaders to address this in their role as agents of change.

51%

of senior management and their direct reports identify as female

95+

nationalities working together as a team globally

31%

of FDM’s global workforce are female

2%

identify with having a disability*

3%

identify as LGBTQIA+*

Ethnicity*

37%

identify as South Asian

15%

identify as East Asian

8%

identify as White

6%

identify as Middle Eastern/West Asian

5%

identify as Black

2%

identify as Hispanic or Latino

2%

identify as Two or More Ethnicities

20%

identify as Other

* FDM Canada consultant intake 2022 of those who chose to disclose this information, but may not be fully representative of all as disclosure rates are lower than our target rate.

Read More about Diversity at FDM

A History of Pride
3 Reasons Why Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Matter at Work
10 Insights on Increasing Diversity and Accessibility in Hiring