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Johnson & Johnson

Johnson & Johnson

Johnson & Johnson believes that attracting, developing and retaining a base of employees that reflects the diversity of their customers is essential to their success. They also believe success hinges on relationships with diverse professional and patient organizations, civic groups and suppliers. Within NCWIT, Johnson & Johnson contributes to the funding of the Workforce Alliance.

  • Mary Pauline Murphy
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Merck

Merck's products cover a broad range of areas, including heart and respiratory health, infectious diseases, sun care and women's health. And they focus their research on conditions that affect millions of people around the world - diseases like Alzheimer's, diabetes and cancer - while building strengths in new areas like biologics. While they work to develop innovative therapies, they also work hard to make sure they're affordable. Merck sponsors NCWIT's Counselors for Computing (C4C) program.

  • Beth Perrone
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Microsoft

Microsoft has been supporting NCWIT's work since 2004 and is an active Strategic Partner. Microsoft and Microsoft Research have supported many initiatives to increase women's participation in technology across the K-12 education pipeline and into the IT workforce. Its programmatic support includes the Academic Alliance Seed Fund and the Aspirations in Computing program.

  • Dalene King,
  • Rane Johnson-Stempson,
  • Rico Malvar,
  • Nasha Fitter,
  • Molina Warty

Morgan Stanley Company

Since its founding in 1935, Morgan Stanley and its people have helped redefine the meaning of financial services. The firm has continually broken new ground in advising our clients on strategic transactions, in pioneering the global expansion of finance and capital markets, and in providing new opportunities for individual and institutional investors. Click below to see a timeline of Morgan Stanley's growth, which parallels the history of modern finance.

Morgan Stanley is a leading global financial services firm providing a wide range of investment banking, securities, investment management and wealth management services. The Firm's employees serve clients worldwide including corporations, governments and individuals from more than 1,200 offices in 43 countries.

  • Valisha Graves
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Motorola Solutions

Every moment, Motorola Solutions' innovations, products, and services play essential roles in people's lives. They make supply chains visible to retailers and entire power grids visible to utility workers. And they help companies deliver shipments at the moment they're promised. They do this by connecting them to seamless communication networks, applications and services, by providing them with real-time information, and by arming them with intuitive, nearly indestructible handheld devices.

  • Lynn Zielke,
  • Maria Thompson
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NetApp, Inc.

NetApp creates innovative products, storage systems and software that help customers around the world store, manage, protect, and retain one of their most precious corporate assets, their data. They attract and retain the industry's best people and partners. The Great Place to Work Institute recently named NetApp #3 on its "World's Best Multinational Workplaces List 2011"-the world's largest annual study of workplace excellence. Being recognized in this way shows that NetApp is living its values and is creating a rewarding environment for employees. When talented and inspired employees come together with a common purpose, great things happen for their customers, partners, and employees.

  • Audrey Van Belleghem
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Pfizer

Pfizer is the world's largest research-based biomedical and pharmaceutical company that has been an Investment Partner of NCWIT since 2006. Pfizer is a sponsor of the K-12 alliance.

Pfizer seeks to promote high-quality, innovative science education by helping to raise the standards of scientific literacy for students, expanding the collection of future scientists, improving the quality of the workforce in a high-tech environment, and offering opportunities to students from diverse backgrounds.

  • Debra King
Qualcomm

Qualcomm

QUALCOMM Incorporated is a pioneer of digital wireless technology and one of the leading enablers of advanced wireless products and services, which ultimately enables consumers, professionals and government entities to benefit from the success of the wireless industry. As a Corporate Investor of NCWIT, QUALCOMM recognizes that business success is driven by creativity and diversity. The company embraces the idea of diversity as a powerful contributor in achieving high business and innovation performance.

  • Lee Wills-Irvine,
  • Navrina Singh,
  • Raee Dasnurkar
Rackspace

Rackspace

Rackspace, the world’s leading specialist in hosting and cloud computing, values innovation and diversity of thought among its employees.  They're committed to greatness and their employees are the key to their success. Their Inclusion & Innovation program helps provide an environment where their employees can thrive and creativity will flourish. They have a wealth of diversity at Rackspace and they understand that every Racker's needs are different. Rackspace contributes to the funding of NCWIT's Workforce Alliance.

  • Kathy Kersten,
  • Tiffaney Fox-Quintana
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Return Path

Return Path works to make email work better, and is the world's leader in email certification and scoring. Return Path believes that email marketing doesn't have to be a war between marketers and consumers, that it is possible to do more while sending less, that the smartest email solutions are the ones that not only impact the bottom line in the short term but also benefit reputation for the long term. It helps subscribers have a better experience with email by helping to reduce their exposure to spam, phishing and other malicious messages.

  • Angela Baldonero,
  • Cathy Hawley,
  • Andy Sautins

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