ADCB Ranked Top GCC Bank in Forbes ‘World’s Best Employers 2022’ Survey

Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC (ADCB) is the highest-ranked GCC bank, named Forbes ‘World’s Best Employer 2022’ among 800 global companies announced this month, following a survey of 57 countries. The list ranked us one of the top five companies in the region.

Forbes survey of 150,000 employees worldwide, conducted in partnership with research firm Statista, identifies companies that excel in many areas including influence, talent development, gender equality and social responsibility Did. Only nine Middle Eastern companies were selected for the global list, with ADCB being the only bank from the UAE to be featured.

Group Chief Executive Officer Alaa Elaikat said: “ADCB has always put employees at the forefront of its priorities. I am delighted that our position as an employer of choice has been recognized globally. Our people are central to how we operate and the true driving force behind the long-term impact we seek to create as a responsible organization. Sustainable and Inclusive Motivated by the purpose of contributing to the UAE’s economic ambitions, we ensure that our people are a key focus of our strategy, embracing the values ​​of integrity, care, ambition, respect and discipline. is embedded in our culture.”

Ali Darwish, Group Head of Human Resources, said: “ADCB strives to maintain its position as a top employer by making continuous progress in a wide range of areas, including diversity and inclusion, working conditions and competitive benefits. Our training and career development programs have reached a significant It is a differentiating factor. Currently, ADCB Group’s employee base includes over 80 nationalities, with women making up 42% of his total workforce. She is also proud that 38% of her workforce are UAE nationals and will continue to support the development of her workforce so they can play an active role in the long-term growth of the UAE. I want to”

ADCB’s inclusion on the Forbes list is due to the extensive Organizational Health Index (OHI) survey conducted in 2021. The survey ranked the bank in the top quartile for coordination and management, innovation and learning, external orientation, and leadership, competence, accountability and work environment.