Through leader advocacy, innovative talent practices and ambitious workforce representation goals, BMO is focused on achieving industry leadership by increasing diversity and fostering inclusivity across all levels of the organization.
International Day of Pink is observed every second Wednesday of April at BMO. Colleagues across the company wear pink to combat homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, transmisogyny and bullying, specifically anti-LGBTQ+ bullying. … Read more
As we continue to celebrate women this month, BMO is committed to driving progress and promoting an inclusive society for every woman. Through our partnerships, we strive to remove barriers… Read more
Today, BMO joins worldwide celebrations to mark International Women’s Day. In alignment with our Purpose, to Boldly Grow the Good in business and life, we’re breaking down barriers to inclusion… Read more
During Black History Month, which was officially recognized in 1976, the nation honors the contributions and sacrifices that African Americans have made to ensure all have the same opportunities to… Read more
Home ownership is a significant wealth-building tool that sets future generations up for success. Tina Hobbs, CRA Mortgage Manager – Homebuyer Specialist, recently shared her family’s experience with historical barriers… Read more
“When we started in 2017, we didn’t see anybody like us doing this,” says Shanelle McKenzie, Cofounder and Director of Community at The Villij. “One of the barriers we faced… Read more
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