Diversity
Stories of the people and employee-led organizations that make up our community
Schwab participates in the inaugural Black Wealth Summit
Professionals gathered to address the racial wealth gap and share strategies on how to build generational wealth for Black families and communities.
Developing diverse leaders: Meet Sabrina Halstead
Hear about Sabrina's experience working with a nonprofit focused on improving the professional and social trajectory of African American leaders.
Expanding financial access through listening, learning, & partnership
See how Alvin O., a Schwab Community Development Group member, finds opportunities to better reach and serve Black & Hispanic investors.
Mentorship Program partners with colleagues of color to support career growth
Schwab executive René Kim offers a mentor’s perspective on Schwab’s new Mentoring Program for colleagues of color.
My experience as an Asian-American working in financial services
Becoming a leader isn't about blending in, it's about embracing our differences. John Dang shares his experience in Schwab's D&I mentorship program.
New D&I mentorship program connects employees to support career growth
Rod Willett, long-term Schwab leader, shares what it's been like for him to participate in a mentorship program designed for employees of color.
Diversity on my mind
Bernie Clark, head of Schwab Advisor Services, shares his perspective on the Advisor Services scholarship program as the application process opens up to candidates.
Rumi, my Schwab story
Rumi, who leads Compliance Solutions in Workplace Financial Services, says it is Schwab’s unique culture and strong leadership that reinforces his belief in the company.
Schwab ramps up its ongoing D&I efforts with multiple new programs in 2021
As a firm, Charles Schwab has been committed to fostering inclusion in financial services since its founding. In 2021, the firm is expanding its efforts significantly with four new programs.
HBCU Alumna Turned First-Time Pandemic Parent
Schwabbie Rasheeda shares her thoughts as a pandemic parent and as a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) alumna.