A Total Commitment to Our Communities
We are committed to diversity - in our employment practices, our purchasing decisions, our programming and our community investment. This is not only the right thing to do; it’s also a core principle for conducting our business - community by community.
Finding the right talent
Finding and attracting the best people from a wide range of backgrounds takes time, effort and a real commitment to the diverse communities we serve. That’s why Comcast participates in more than 100 diversity-recruiting events across the country each year and why the Comcast Recruiting Team has built a number of valuable partnerships with diverse professional and community-based organizations.
Developing our people
Our company can only be as strong as our workforce. We’re dedicated to each employee’s professional success. In fact, Comcast makes significant investments in career development and leadership programs that continuously help our employees achieve all of their goals. In addition, we’re committed to partnering with other organizations dedicated to growing tomorrow’s leaders.
Comcast University
Provides training for individuals achieving professional development goals.
CommTech Program for Field Technicians
and the CommCare program for Customer Account Executives
Provides training and ultimately links demonstrated skills, knowledge and performance with compensation and advancement.
Executive Leadership Forum (ELF)
Comcast's flagship leadership program is focused on the continued development of leaders at the senior management level. This program consists of three phases, including:
- Executive Leadership
- Operational Knowledge
- Personal Leadership Insight
The goals of ELF are to deepen participants’ understanding of our business, broaden their appreciation of various leadership styles, and enable them to flex new leadership skills. Through in-class learning, group projects, and required community involvement (after graduation), participants develop cross-functional knowledge, process improvement strategies, leadership skills, and team effectiveness.
Executive Leadership Career Advancement Program (ELCAP)
A boot camp program for mid-level vice president candidates that will begin in the fall of 2011. The purpose of ELCAP is to accelerate career growth and increase retention for a pipeline of diverse leadership talent through the following learning modules:
- Individual Development Plans
- Executive Connections
- Talent Team Strategy
- Executive Sponsor
In order to participate in the inaugural ELCAP class, employees must be enrolled in the second 2011 ELF program (beginning in October) and maintain a continued high level job performance.
Women’s Series for Executive Presence
A two-part series, beginning in October 2011, designed for a cohort group of women leaders to spend time in the following areas:
- Executive presence in business communications
- Leveraging strengths and self-awareness of development needs
- Assertive negotiation
- Career development and networking
Fundamentals of Leadership (FOL)
A leadership development program at Comcast focused on developing high potential employees at the middle management level. This program develops three main skill areas:
- Personal improvement
- Process improvement
- Performance improvement
Through action learning projects, FOL develops participants based on the core competencies of a leader at Comcast. The end result is a pool of talent accessible to each division as future Director-level positions become available.