Citrix is creating a better way to work through the power of human difference, empowered by authentic connections, and enabled by people-centered technologies.
Our diverse workforce spans multiple generations, speaks more than 35 languages, and lives and operates in more than 40 countries.
Over the past year, we focused on enhancing our Diversity and Inclusion program and tailoring it to Citrix: our people, our values and our culture. We have worked hand-in-hand with our employees to create a program that shows our commitment to making Citrix a stand-out environment.
Our Employee Resource Groups are self-organized, company-sponsored groups, focused on cultivating a sense of belonging and inclusion at Citrix. Each group supports an underrepresented group of employees to build community for members, educate allies, and attract and retain diverse talent.
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Black Professional Network (BPN)
Fostering an environment that attracts, promotes, and retains employees of African descent, including providing opportunities for professional growth.
Women’s Inspirational Network (WIN)
Providing opportunities for women at Citrix to connect, educate, inspire and empower one another to enhance business and personal success.
Pride Alliance
Championing LGBTQ+ employees by providing support, enhancing career development, and evolving the work environment.
Latino Professional Network (LPN)
Promoting awareness on Latino issues and fostering a sense of community and belonging at Citrix.
Military Veterans
Supporting military veterans and military families at Citrix globally.
Foster Family and Adoption
Providing an open and supportive atmosphere for employees who are in the process of adopting or considering adoption.
Citrix Enabled
Promote the awareness of diverse-abilities, including physical disabilities, neurodiversity, and mental health in the workplace while also offering a community of support for Citrix employees and their loved ones. The group strives to develop a culture where all employees feel empowered by their abilities by advocating for accessibility across physical space and technology and by educating to reduce stigma.
Citrix Asian Professionals
An organization of Asian Citrix employees and allies, dedicated to social, professional and cultural development. We believe in fostering a strong sense of belonging and community within the growing Asian population at Citrix, developing a network of mentors and mentees, locally and globally, and raising awareness of Asian and Pacific Islander culture.
Emerge
The Emerge Employee Resource Group (ERG) engages, supports and inspires the next generation of Citrites by building a cross functional community of Citrites emerging in their careers or any new role.
Parents & Caregivers
A group to provide support, share experiences, and get information on issues related to family responsibilities. Whether you are expecting a child or taking care of children or an elder parent this group is here to support you through all stages of your family life.
In 2019, Citrix launched “Cultivating a Culture of Belonging,” a learning series to share best practices and support as we champion inclusiveness and belonging.
In the series, employees learned:
In 2020, we are working to expand this training globally.
Research tells us that if we aren’t actively mitigating our biases, they can affect our decision-making. Because we are committed to running a fair and equitable hiring process, we launched a mitigating bias in hiring toolkit that incorporates tools and practices to ensure that we are minimizing unconscious bias in our hiring process.
The Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Council provides executive-level support for sourcing and recruiting underrepresented minorities by mitigating bias in the hiring process, and fostering inclusion. Members of the Council include Citrix vice presidents with cross-functional and cross-geography representation and executive sponsors from Citrix Employee Resource Groups. Each member shares insights to help determine focus areas, develop programs, and measure impacts for the business.
How are we doing?
We believe trust begins with transparency. Citrix has been focused on sharing more of our diversity metrics and progress. We’ve expanded our external reporting to cover the overall employee population, people managers, and leadership levels. We now also share more detail for underrepresented minorities in the United States, particularly those that are in the U.S. census.
Citrix has recently increased the number of female executives by growing the diversity of our external networks and conducting targeted outreach for key positions—but we realize there is still work to be done. Moving forward, we’re focused on expanding our presence at diversity recruiting events, embedding bias mitigation tools into our hiring process, and working more closely with our diversity and inclusion partners to increase outreach.
Please see our EEO-1 report for more information; Please see our Historical Demographic Data.