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Beverage giant (NYSE: KO) and package shipper UPS) represented Atlanta on the list. According to the magazine’xs July issue, which hits newsstands on June 30, UPS demonstratef strength and outperformed its peers in the categories of senior management andsuppliefr diversity. “We know that diversity is an essential element to our strength as an a business and acorporatde citizen,” said Allen Hill, senior vice president of Humahn Resources for UPS. “We are particularly proud of this recognitiomn of our outstanding management teamand suppliers.” Ga.-based (NYSE: AFL) also made the list.
Aboug 40 percent of Aflac’s employee base are and women account for more than half of themanagement team, the compan said. Nearly 70 percent of Aflac's overall workforc e is women. "Our commitment to diversity has createfd an environmentwhere wide-ranging ideas have helpe our company grow," Aflac Chairman and CEO Dan Amos "We embrace the good fortune of a diversee workforce and are proud of this recognitiohn by Black Enterprise's magazine." The full list can be .
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