Meet Our Employee Resource Groups

For nearly 30 years, GE's ERG (Employee Resource Groups) stand as communities built on common backgrounds and experiences that welcome all employees to learn, connect, advocate, and foster a sense of belonging.

The AAF has a deep-rooted history and culture within GE as the oldest ERG. Born out of activism, the AAF was founded on the principle of community, attracting, promoting, and developing diverse talent in America and across GE’s global operations. As the group evolves from awareness and allyship to advocacy, they remain committed to driving transformative growth.

Founded to support GE’s Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) employees across North America, APAF offers education and mentoring opportunities to grow leadership abilities. The group promotes the value ofthe APIA community and works closely with APIA students interested in pursuing STEM careers. APAF has a strong community service component, organizing and participating in many activities with outside partners.

The Pride Alliance is welcoming of employees who identify as part of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and intersex(LGBTQAI+) community and their allies. The group raises awareness around LGBTQAI+ issues and provides support and advocacy for creating inclusive work environments. The Pride Alliance promotes GE’s commitment to developing LGBTQAI+ talent and engages in meaningful conversations with senior leadership.

The HF is committed to creating an inclusive environment where Hispanics can thrive and become a culture catalyst for GE and our communities through promoting Hispanic heritage, showcasing Hispanic talent and value, and enabling strong networks and alliances across ERGs. HF draws upon the talents and passions of its members to explore and share Hispanic culture, elevating important conversations on social and economic issues, as well as community support.

The DAN’s mission is to provide support and resources that enable people with disabilities, their families, and allies to connect and thrive. With nearly 2,000 members, DAN raises awareness and fosters a sense of inclusion in our communities through events, education, and advocacy efforts.

Building on GE’s strong commitment to military veteran recruitment and development, the Veterans Network was established in 2009 to make GE an employer of choice for veterans, reservists, and guardsmen. The Veterans Network creates a GE community of veterans and veteran leaders to support and encourage the career development and growth of all members.

The WN was created in 1997 to attract, develop, inspire, and retain female professional talent. It is all about growth. It exists for the women working at GE to cultivate their leadership skills, business practices, personal contacts, and career opportunities. By engaging and developing their membership in areas such as technology, operations, and commercial roles, they are promoting growth leaders who will ensure both their career success and GE’s growth as a company

Building on GE’s commitment to achieve carbon neutrality in its operations and facilities by 2030, the Green Team Network supports and furthers GE’s sustainability goals with a grassroots-driven approach. Its members are passionate GE employees from around the world who help educate peers, share best practices, and execute local projects in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

GE Renewable Energy's 2020 Workforce Representation Data

GE Renewable Energy is a truly global company: Over 85% of our employees are based outside of the United States and our workforce represents nationalities from more than 144 countries.

The data shared is representative of GE’s workforce as of December 31, 2020* and covers two dimensions of diversity:global gender and U.S. race and ethnic minority. We see this as the beginning of a journey to improve the depth and breadth of our diversity data. In the future this might include self-identified data types such as sexual orientation, disability, and military service. Click here to read GE's 2020 Diversity Report