Turner Broadcasting System
Turner Broadcasting System
It’s a Fact!
At Turner Broadcasting System, 25 vans ferry employees to and from work so they can avoid Atlanta congestion. In 2008, 250 workers got on board.
Employees
Women
Turner Broadcasting System
Coping with a child’s autism diagnosis is never easy, but for employees of this Atlanta-based media giant, help is only a phone call away. After years of staff requests for support, the company just introduced its Autism Advocate program, which connects parents with a licensed specialist for treatment advice and aid finding resources. Meanwhile, an expanded family medical benefit provides up to $30,000 annually for coverage of autism or autism spectrum disorder. New or potential parents seeking developmental information can contact registered nurses to discuss matters—even before they conceive. A new parenting group at headquarters gives moms a place to trade tips.
Chairman & CEO: Philip Kent
Senior VP & Chief HR: Officer Loretta Walker
Women managers/execs: 46%
Women among top earners: 36%
Women on board of directors: 33%
Women corporate executive hires in 2008: 33%
Women participating in management or leadership training in the past year: 11%
Women participating in formalized executive succession planning last year: 30%
Women promoted last year who utilized a formal flexible work arrangement: N/A
Formal compensation policies reward managers who help women advance: Yes

