The Coca-Cola Company is committed to creating a culture of mentoring at all levels James Quincey speaks to a Coca‑Cola colleague at the company's Atlanta headquarters.

Why Mentoring Women Matters at Coca‑Cola

A Message From James Quincey

02-06-2018

As an organization truly made of people from all genders, nationalities, and life experiences, The Coca‑Cola Company is committed to creating a culture of mentoring at all levels. Our associates value it. Our business depends on it to grow. And the better tomorrow we all want to create depends on it to become a reality.

In particular, we support mentoring women at our company because of the difference it can make at every level, across our system.  Just as important, the process of mentoring women helps us uncover and dissect the often-hidden biases that can work to hold women back. It’s not just about growth for her. It’s about growth for all of us.

I’m also personally reinforcing in our culture that we must have an inclusive environment for all, where everyone is able to fully participate in all aspects of our business.

We support #MentorHer not just because it’s the right thing to do for women, but because it’s simply the right thing to do.
 

We support #MentorHer not just because it’s the right thing to do for women, but because it’s simply the right thing to do.

James Quincey is president and CEO of The Coca‑Cola Company.