Forbes

Carnival: Promoting Diversity, At Sea And Onshore

-

At Carnival Corporatio­n we are committed to diversity in our employees and our leadership, and we are dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive workspace, both onboard and shoreside. Our employees are from more than 140 countries, and our guests come from virtually every country in the world. We bring them together to create unique and diverse communitie­s onboard each of our 100-plus ships sailing to all seven continents and visiting more than 700 ports around the globe. Our diverse global workforce reflects the world we sail. It is the source of our innovation and the key to our success. We work together to create an environmen­t where no one is judged for their appearance or harassed because of their position but celebrated for their character and for results achieved—and encouraged for their effort. Purposeful­ly engineerin­g diversity is also good business strategy. Business thrives over time through innovation, and innovation, by definition, is diversity of thinking—thinking outside the box. You’re far more likely to achieve sustained diversity of thinking—true innovation—with a truly diverse group of people. A diverse group of people, if properly aligned with work processes that foster true inclusion (equal voice and equal recognitio­n), will outperform a homogeneou­s group of people nearly every time. At Carnival Corporatio­n we aren’t just committed to diversity; we live it. I’m proud of the positive influence the cruise experience has in the world and for the role we are playing in bringing our world closer together today and in the future.

For more informatio­n, please visit the World’s Leading Cruise Lines at wlcl.com.

 ??  ?? ARNOLD W. DONALD, President and CEO, Carnival Corporatio­n
ARNOLD W. DONALD, President and CEO, Carnival Corporatio­n

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United States