Southwire Shares Fourth Annual Inclusion Report, Showcasing Inclusion in Action
September 11, 2026
Our Future Is Powered by Inclusion.
At Southwire, inclusion is more than a commitment. It is one of their core values and a key part of how they build worth for their team members, customers, communities and shareholders.
They are proud to share their 2025 Inclusion Report, highlighting the progress they have made in advancing an inclusive culture and strengthening their impact across six key focus areas: People Leaders, Inclusive Workforce, Employee Resource Groups, Reputation and Community, Equity and Governance, and Value and Supply Chain.
Last year, their Inclusion Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) reached 70, an increase of 17 points since 2021. They also invested $1 million in inclusion-focused initiatives, contributed more than 4,800 volunteer hours in support of nonprofit organizations, and spent $890 million with small and certified-owned suppliers.
From bringing together more than 2,000 team members at Include Summit to earning recognition as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® and one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Inclusion, Southwire continues to create opportunities for people to contribute, grow and lead.
Looking ahead, Southwire’s focus remains clear: embedding inclusion into how they lead, operate and grow. When every team member is empowered to contribute, they create stronger ideas, better decisions and greater value for all their stakeholders.
They invite you to explore the full Inclusion Report to learn more about the people, programs and partnerships helping power our future.
Please also visit our social media channels and Inclusion website to help them share their story.
Together, we will continue Building Worth for generations to come.
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