XPO Logistics

"XPO is a company focused on success and results. It is deeply committed to building and developing a strong team of accomplished professionals, both women and men. I've had the opportunity to interact directly with our CEO Brad Jacobs and he's different than most CEOs. He's a leader by example and deeply involved in every aspect of the business. What's most fascinating to me personally is his receptiveness to new ideas and feedback from his team. He counts on his team to reach a common goal and promotes a working environment where we can all exchange constructive feedback to grow personally and to improve the company. I also support and work alongside top female executives who excel at what they do and make a positive impact daily. My experience thus far has been beyond my expectations and I truly love it here. "

"XPO is a great place to grow your career where you can have a voice, express your ideas and be rewarded for great work. You have the opportunity to work on new projects, expand your knowledge and really take ownership of your work. There are new things happening every day which keeps it exciting!"

"XPO has recently seen a big push in diversity and inclusion initiatives, and it's not just lip service. There is a tremendous support network being established across the company that celebrates the success of women who are here already and the desire to see even more women in a traditionally male-dominated industry. The comprehensive pregnancy accommodation policy goes above and beyond in making sure women - regardless of where they are in their family planning journey - have the resources and support they need. Female executives in corporate, including the CHRO, head of compensation, head of communications and acting CFO, act as approachable role models to both women and men across the entire company."

"XPO is a great place to work. I feel supported, listened to, challenged and empowered to learn, grow and succeed. I really enjoy the team of people I work with! "

"There is a welcoming environment and still so much room for growth for women on the leadership level. "