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Kristine Stanley is a US Air Force veteran. After serving 24 years in the USAF, she joined Accenture through the Women Veterans Impact Hiring initiative. She began her journey at Accenture supporting a US West software & platform client as Virtual Session Support then became a Project Manager. Kristine continues to support veterans by working in nonprofits that help with homelessness prevention and mental health issues, and as an advocate for women veterans.

Kristine shares, "I'm extremely passionate about veteran advocacy. It's important to find ways to make female veterans more visible in the community and helped to build a network of support for women veterans."

Foundation for Women Warriors

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Meet Ruben Yano, a globe-trotting trailblazer whose Accenture journey has spanned four vibrant countries: Argentina, the Philippines, Australia, and now the U.S.! 🌍💼

Born into a generation and culture where being different was challenging, Ruben has not only embraced his identity as a gay Latino but has also used his voice to inspire courage in others. 🏳️‍🌈

Since joining Accenture in 2010, Ruben has been an advocate for inclusion, diversity and visibility—and speaking up about the importance of being one's true self. His journey is a testament to the power of authenticity and the beauty of diversity in creating a more inclusive workplace. 🌈🙌

Ruben encourages everyone to celebrate their uniqueness and demonstrates this everyday through leadership, advocacy and global impact.



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Our Summer Analysts kicked off their internships with plenty of fun and networking opportunities—from ice cream socials 🍦 and baseball games ⚾️ to golfing ⛳️ and noshing on guac and chips 🥑—and are now working on real-world projects! 🎉 Next on the list are workshops ✍🏽 and learning 📝 as they head to the Student Leadership Conference!

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We're flashing back to and celebrating how we are empowering women to be without limits. 🥳

Building on decades of support for gender equality, we continue to push toward a better, more equal future. https://accntu.re/3W4rxUp



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We 💜 our 🐝🐝🐝!

Did you know that bees pollinate over 70 of the world’s top 100 food crops? That means every third bite we take is thanks to their hard work.



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🐾🎉 It’s "Take Your Dog to Work Day" 🎉🐾 While we reinvent the future, our four-legged friends are taking their roles a bit too relaxedly, mastering the art of the 'keyboard nap' and the 'conference call yawn'. 🐶💤

➡️ Swipe for a dose of cuteness overload!

Share a pic of your furry buddy 📸🐕 ‘helping’ you out or taking over your workspace! Let’s see who’s got the most distractingly adorable assistant for the day.


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Today, we celebrate freedom and the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. As we reflect on the progress we’ve made, we know there is work that still needs to be done. Let's continue to honor the past while we shape a future where all communities can thrive. Happy ! https://accntu.re/3KPsJ7v

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As the Chapter Lead of our Philly Pride ERG, Alex Dionisio fosters a sense of belonging and champions psychological safety and well-being, keeping the community engaged both socially and professionally. 🌈 🙌

Alex started as an entry-level analyst with Accenture Technology in the Philippines in 2013 and leapt across continents to shine in the U.S. as part of Accenture’s Global Careers Program in 2022. 🌍

Coming from a country with conservative beliefs about LGBTIQ+, Alex yearned to become a key part of Pride communities, connect to people with shared advocacies, and build his network. Joining Pride communities in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia was not just a change of place, but a bold step towards inclusion. 🏳️‍🌈

Every day, Alex is connecting dots in technology and weaving a vibrant tapestry of support and collaboration with fellow + and allies across North America. 🌟

Join us in celebrating Alex’s inspiring journey of leadership, advocacy, and community!



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We're delighted to welcome our 2024 Summer Analysts (interns)! 🥳🎊
This summer ☀️, they'll dive into hands-on projects 🗒️, pick up new skills 🖊️, and make new connections 📱, all while having a blast. We can’t wait to see the lasting impact they will make at Accenture!🌟🎉



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Embracing change is at the heart of how we work—and our #20 position on the Most Valuable Global Brands demonstrates our value.
See how we put reinvention to work together with our clients, partners, and people: https://www.accenture.com/us-en?c=acn_glb_awardsrankingsfacebook_14165456&n=smc_0624

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Embracing change is at the heart of how we work—and our #20 position on the Most Valuable Global Brands demonstrates our value.

See how we put reinvention to work together with our clients, partners, and people: https://accntu.re/3VIlaWs

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Congratulations to everyone who completed the Accenture Student Leadership Program! 🎉 This program provides college students with mentorship and virtual learning opportunities, leadership skills development, and an in-depth look at Accenture's inclusive culture and consulting life from January to April.

Check out the highlights from our 2024 dynamic end-of-program summit:

🔹 Day 1: Innovation Hub tour featuring immersive technology demos and a networking dinner.
🔹 Day 2: Networking breakfast, professional headshots, a workshop based on the book "Unwavering" by our Global Inclusion & Diversity Senior Strategic Advisor, Nellie Borrero, and a panel with insights from our diverse Employee Resource Groups.

Learn more about our college internships and other student programs ➡️ https://accntu.re/3VkIDvE



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From studying film out of curiosity to volunteering in the Peace Corps for adventure, from exploring roles in non-profit services for personal growth to launching a business out of love, Mel Campbell's journey has been anything but ordinary. 🎥✈️💼❤️

Born to immigrant parents from Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago, Mel has always embraced the full spectrum of their identity, living loudly and proudly in the color and frequency of who they are. As someone who is neurodivergent and q***r, Mel has navigated life and career paths that are as unique and dynamic as they are. 🏳️‍🌈

Mel believes, as their mentor once said, that "the best healing happens while in community with others." At Accenture, they find the space to be their truest self--to be human, to have compassion, to release perfection--and contribute to a workplace where diversity is not just accepted but celebrated. 🌈🙌

Mel's story is a testament to the beauty of embracing every part of ourselves and the transformative power of community.



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Heart this post if you can use a nice cup of ☕ and a yummy 🍩 right now.


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🎉 We were recognized as the Latinas in Tech 2024 Company of the Year during the LiT Summit in San Francisco. 🎉 See how you can match your career with your passions at Accenture: https://accntu.re/4bDEzxu

This recognition reinforces our commitment to create an environment where people learn, grow and advance within a diverse culture of shared success. 💜



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We’re taking it back to the 2024 Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit for a ! 🎉
It was an opportunity to celebrate diversity, strength and inspiration for present and future generations of women and talk about:

🚀 Shattering the Glass Ceiling
✨ Being Unwavering
👩🏽‍💻 The Evolution of Technology
🤖 Making AI Equitable
👗 Advancing to Your Dream Position

…and how our potential is limitless when we continue to learn and grow! ✨



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Gloria Salas is an advocate for girls in tech and empowering women to be without limits. Through Girls Who Code, she discovered her passion for technology and kick-started her career in computer science. Now, as an Accenture employee, she pays it forward by mentoring younger alumni and creating an inclusive space for women and non-binary people in tech.

Gloria says, "Girls Who Code gave me the opportunity to say technology was a career path I wanted, and it impacted everything. GWC is special because it engages with girls at a younger age by interacting with students when they are questioning what to do career wise."

Girls Who Code

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Our Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month events are combining traditions with the celebration of trailblazers, as we pay tribute to the rich cultural tapestry of Asian and Pacific Islander communities. 🎉


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Millaj Jallim is a U.S. Navy veteran. She joined the Navy in 2010 and was a hospital corpsman specializing in surgical technologies the whole of her 12-year military career. A short time into her transition from military to civilian life, Millaj found her job opportunity with Accenture through Foundation for Women Warriors. She started her Accenture career in 2021 through the Women Veterans Impact Hiring initiative.

Millaj shares how she continues to be without limits, "I found myself connecting with a lot of like-minded individuals, those who are purpose driven and value a sense of community. The connections I made through the Military ERG and Military Spouse ERG, really helped me find the sense of community and belonging that I needed and helped me through the transition process."



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