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Corporate Roundtable for the New American Workforce

The Forum’s Corporate Roundtable for the New American Workforce convenes the nation’s leading businesses to advance strategies that integrate new Americans into the U.S. labor market and improve their opportunities to thrive.

The Corporate Roundtable seeks to develop a long-term approach that looks beyond the legislative debate of the moment and advances a combination of research, communications and services that promote the value of the new American workforce. We seek to impact the largest number of employees and create a movement among companies coming from diverse industries.

Our Objectives Include:

  1. Collaborate among membership to strengthen the
    workplace for foreign-born employees.
  2.  Advocate for pro-immigrant policies and
    integration programs.
  3. Conduct research to support employers and their
    new-American workforce.
  4. Provide Roundtable member employees access to
    the Forum’s Citizenship services platform.

Roundtable Participants Include:  

Co-Chairs Walmart and Chobani, as well as, Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc., Best Buy, Cummins Inc., Disney, Driscoll’s, Levi Strauss &  Company, Lyft Inc., Marriott International, Target Corporation, Tyson Foods Inc., Uber Technologies Inc.,  and others.

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If you have any questions or are interested in the Corporate Roundtable, please contact Emily Foster, Vice President & Chief of Public Affairs or Helena Coric, Assistant Vice President, Business Engagement & Inclusion Programs.

 

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