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First place: Syngenta - recognising the work of Karine LeCoq and Catherine Waller, who have established a highly supportive and successful Neurodiversity Network providing practical adjustments for a more inclusive and equitable workplace.
2nd place: Synthomer - recognising the work of Ana Peroni and Christophe Bartels, who have overseen the creation of several DE&I employee resource groups and the establishment of the DE&I Ambassador Network in Asia and the Synthomer Inclusive Leadership Programme.
3rd place: Johnson Matthey and UCB - Johnson Matthey for key initiatives such as the establishment of the Pride in JM LGBT+ Network Group, a focus on gender diversity in the JM Clean Air India Technology team, and the work of Simone Coultress who is driving inclusion at all levels. UCB was celebrated for the UpSkill Me and Work In Science Week initiatives.
