Celebrating Women's History Month - Embracing Diverse Perspectives
By Whitney Wilber, Global Employer Brand Marketing Communication Specialist
Women’s History Month is a time for recognizing the central role of women in US history, for Cummins, it is also about highlighting the significance of diversity & inclusion. In honor of Women’s History Month, we’ve invited employees to share their personal stories, helping others to understand what this month represents, as well as the importance of an inclusive workplace year round.
Employee Highlight: Lauren Lynch, Technical Specialist – Product Engineer
Years at Cummins: 4
“Women’s History Month is special to me because it spotlights major influences and advancements by women that are invaluable to society.”
Understanding the value of diversity inside Cummins…
“In my role at Cummins, I lead new product development projects. While working on new product development, it is important that my team collaborates and shares diverse opinions. Maintaining diverse opinions and problem solving approaches for next generation technology are essential for innovative design solutions.”
Feeling pride working within an inclusive environment…
“During a business trip to the Cummins Technical Center India in Pune, India, I attended a design meeting where there were eight members present – all female and all engineers. This is not something that I have witnessed before. This was the first time I had experienced these odds and was excited to see the change in male to female ratio.”
Living your values at Cummins…
"The Cummins’ code of conduct and company core values align with many of my personal values. This one of the many reasons I enjoy working at Cummins.”
Learn more about how our employees make a difference and how you could make an impact at Cummins by visiting careers.cummins.com, and check us out on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Author Profiles
Whitney Wilber, Global Employer Brand Marketing Communication Specialist
Whitney Wilber is the Global Employer Brand Marketing Communication Specialist for Cummins Inc. Whitney joined the Company in 2010 and previously supported off-highway marketing communications for Cummins Emission Solutions. Prior to joining Cummins, Whitney specialized in advertising, marketing and public relations for one of the largest convenience store chains North America, as well as account management for a small, Kentucky-based agency. She earned her B.A. at Indiana State University and currently resides in Columbus, Indiana.