Diversity, Equity
and Inclusion at
Fiera Capital
Diversity, Equity
and Inclusion at
Fiera Capital
Cultivating diversity isn’t just about checking boxes; it’s about unlocking the full spectrum of human potential. At Fiera Capital, we recognize that diverse perspectives are indispensable for driving innovation and delivering exceptional results. By embracing diversity in all its forms, we’re not just transforming our organization; we’re shaping the future of our industry.
DE&I Achievements

Received the Bronze Level Parity Certification from Women in Governance in the US and Canada (maintained since 2022), a diagnostic tool that provides an analysis of strengths and opportunities to achieve greater equity and inclusion in or practices.

Delivered three training and educational initiatives globally: Women's History Month Panel, Pride month events and Diversity Month events (Embracing Diversity, Sparking Innovation Panel Discussion, Truth & Reconciliation workshop), as well as a variety of DE&I calendar events.

Launched Fiera Capital’s new Global Parental leave Policy that is more competitive and inclusive.

Created the Indigenous Engagement and Inclusion Pledge (launched in January 2024) that represents our commitment to building meaningful partnerships that furthers Indigenous empowerment.

Launched five distinct Employee Resource Groups (Women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, Mental Health and Working Parent).

Development of Fiera Capital’s Volunteering Program (launched in January 2024), which offers employees one paid day annually to participate in a volunteer activity during business hours that will drive positive change in communities where Fiera Capital does business.

Created Fiera Capital’s new Global Recruitment Policy that aims to ensure a consistent and fair approach to recruitment while promoting diversity and attracting qualified talent.

Established partnerships with the Ivey Business School’s WAM (Women in Asset Management) Program to allow us to attract and hire more women in our investment teams.

Evaluated our diversity progression, which showed that we had a 36% representation of women in management positions (2% increase compared to the previous year) and 33% representation of BIPOC representation across the organization (1% increase compared to the previous year).