Google says it will work to improve representation at senior levels by 30% over the next five years.
Google on Wednesday pledged to spend $175 million to create more economic opportunities for black businesses and job-seekers, as said it would bolster its number of black employees and executives.
Mountain View, Calif.-based Google said it will post job openings and increase its investments in cities such as Atlanta, Washington D.C., Chicago and London, and work to recruit and hire more employees in regions “where the social infrastructure already supports a sense of belonging and contributes to a better quality of life.”
“Over the past several weeks, violent and racist attacks against the Black community have forced the world to reckon with the structural and systemic racism that Black people have experienced over generations,” Pichai said. “My own search for answers started within our own walls. . . . Google commits to translating the energy of this moment into lasting, meaningful change.”
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