GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Advertising Industry Statistics

With 68% of ad agencies adding mandatory DEI training in 2022 and seeing a 15% rise in diverse hiring, it is clear these efforts are moving beyond statements. But the numbers also reveal stubborn gaps, like women holding 73% of US agency workforce yet only 54% of C suite roles and disability representation at 3.1% versus 12.6% nationally in 2023. This post pulls together the full range of evidence from pay equity to inclusive casting to retention outcomes so you can see what is improving and what still is not.

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68% of ad agencies implemented mandatory DEI training programs in 2022, resulting in a 15% increase in diverse hiring.

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45% of agencies reported achieving pay equity audits with 92% gender pay parity in 2023.

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Supplier diversity programs boosted spend with minority-owned firms by 22% in 2022.

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52% of agencies set DEI KPIs tied to executive bonuses in 2023.

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Employee resource groups for underrepresented groups increased 28% since 2021.

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Mentorship programs matched 1,200 diverse talents in 2023.

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Inclusive casting in ads rose to 28% featuring disabled models in 2023.

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Diverse slate interviewing mandated in 61% of job postings 2023.

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Retention of diverse hires improved 17% with onboarding tweaks 2022.

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Bias training reduced microaggressions by 24% in audits 2022.

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Equity audits found 88% compliance in promotions 2023.

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Diverse vendor contracts up 31% year-over-year 2022.

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Pronoun policies adopted by 76% of agencies 2023.

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Inclusive job descriptions boosted diverse applicants 35% 2022.

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DEI scorecards implemented in 49% of holdings 2023.

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Affinity networks grew to 142 groups across agencies 2022.

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Promotion parity achieved in 71% of diverse cohorts 2023.

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Bystander intervention training reached 58% staff 2022.

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Feedback loops improved DEI metrics by 19% 2023.

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Cultural competency certs earned by 23% staff 2022.

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Reverse mentoring pairs: 450 formed in 2023.

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Allyship pledges signed by 82% workforce 2022.

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Succession planning diverse: 55% compliant 2023.

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Employees with disabilities account for 3.1% of the ad industry workforce, significantly below the national average of 12.6% in 2023.

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Over-50 employees represent just 9% of the advertising workforce, despite being 35% of the UK population in 2022.

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Neurodiverse employees (e.g., autism, ADHD) comprised 4.2% of hires following 2023 inclusion initiatives.

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Employees aged 55+ experienced 14% higher layoff rates during 2022 downturns.

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Veterans with disabilities represented 1.2% of hires post-2022 initiatives.

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Chronic illness disclosure rates were 2.5% with 65% fearing retaliation.

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65+ age group: 2.3% of agency staff amid youth bias.

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Mental health accommodations implemented for 22% of staff in 2022.

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Blind/visually impaired: 0.7% workforce, 55% underemployed.

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Deaf/hard of hearing hires doubled to 1.1% post-captioning 2023.

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Gen Z with disabilities: 5.4% entering workforce 2022.

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Long COVID accommodations for 3.8% of staff 2023.

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40-54 age bracket retention: 72% vs 88% under-30 2022.

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Autism hiring initiatives reached 2.9% participation 2023.

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Mobility impaired staff: 1.4% with ramp access 2022.

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Early retirement for 55+: 11% rate in downturns 2023.

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Dyslexia accommodations for 4.7% diagnosed staff 2022.

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60+ creatives: 1.1% amid ageism concerns 2023.

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Epilepsy disclosure: 0.8% with support systems 2022.

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Amputee representation: 0.3% hires 2023 initiatives.

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Fibromyalgia accommodations: 1.2% utilized 2022.

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Post-65 part-time roles: 0.6% offered 2023.

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Hearing aid users: 2.1% disclosed 2022.

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In 2023, women represented 73% of the total workforce in US advertising agencies but only 54% of C-suite executives, highlighting a persistent gender leadership gap.

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Women in account management roles held 82% representation in 2022, but earned 18% less on average than male counterparts.

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Female copywriters increased from 42% to 48% between 2020 and 2023 in global agencies.

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Women held 61% of media planning roles but only 39% of media director positions in 2022.

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Maternal leave policies covered 89% of female employees, but only 42% took full advantage in 2022.

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Female art directors reached 37% in top agencies, up 5% from 2019.

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Gender non-conforming individuals in client-facing roles: 1.8% in 2023.

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Pay gap for women in production roles: 12% lower median salary 2023.

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Women VPs in strategy: 52% representation in 2023 global survey.

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Trans women in media buying: 0.4% of roles in 2022.

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Female CEOs in independent agencies: 29% in 2022.

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Women in digital strategy: 67% dominance in 2023.

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Gender parity in junior creative roles: 49.5% women 2022.

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Women earning partner track: 44% in boutiques 2023.

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Female producers: 56% workforce share in 2022.

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Women in PR-integrated roles: 78% in 2023.

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Gender fluid in surveys: 1.3% identification 2022.

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Women account directors: 71% in mid-size firms 2023.

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She/her non-binary women: 2.4% in surveys 2022.

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Female strategists at SVP: 48% parity 2023.

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Women in experiential marketing: 65% 2022.

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He/him trans women: 0.4% identified 2023.

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Women they/them: 1.7% rising 2022.

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Only 4% of creative directors in major ad agencies identified as LGBTQ+ in a 2021 survey of 500 professionals.

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12% of ad creatives openly identified as gay, lesbian, or bisexual in a 2023 UK industry census.

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Transgender individuals made up less than 1% of surveyed ad professionals, with 78% reporting workplace discrimination in 2022.

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Bisexual employees reported 25% higher turnover rates due to lack of inclusion in 2023 survey.

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Non-binary gender identities were recognized in HR systems by 34% of agencies in 2023.

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Queer employees of color faced 32% more bias incidents in 2022 audits.

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Lesbian representation in senior creative roles: 2.7% per 2022 data.

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Asexual spectrum employees: 0.9% identified, 40% closeted.

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Pansexual employees reported 19% satisfaction with inclusion efforts.

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Gay men in account services: 8.2% identification rate 2023.

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Queer disabled intersection: 0.3% open identification 2023.

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Non-binary in leadership pipelines: 2.1% promoted 2022.

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Bisexual women creatives: 3.9% of surveyed 2023.

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Lesbian executives: 1.8% in top 100 agencies 2022.

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Trans men visibility: 0.6% in agency profiles 2023.

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Gay executives of color: 1.2% representation 2022.

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Queer media planners: 6.4% open in 2023 census.

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Asexual men in leadership: 0.2% visibility 2022.

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Pan men creatives: 1.1% reported 2023.

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Demisexual inclusion rates: 0.5% comfortable 2022.

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Queer elders 50+: 0.9% in agencies 2023.

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Bi execs satisfaction: 67% with policies 2022.

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Lesbian bi women overlap: 2.2% creatives 2023.

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Black or African American employees made up 7.2% of the advertising industry workforce in 2022, compared to 13.6% of the US population.

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Latinx/Hispanic professionals comprised 8.5% of entry-level positions but only 5.2% of senior management in 2023.

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Asian American employees were 6.8% of the workforce but 11% of executives in US agencies in 2022.

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Native American/Alaska Native representation stood at 0.8% industry-wide in 2023 US data.

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Multiracial employees grew to 3.4% of the workforce from 2.1% in 2020.

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Middle Eastern/North African categorization showed 2.1% representation in 2023.

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Pacific Islander employees at 0.4% of workforce in 2022 US agencies.

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Black women executives: 1.9% in holding companies 2022.

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Hispanic men in leadership: 3.2% vs 6.5% workforce share 2022.

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South Asian employees: 4.1% workforce, 7.3% executives 2023.

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Indigenous Australian ad staff: 1.2% in 2023 national tally.

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Arab American creatives: 1.5% of total in 2022.

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Black executives in media agencies: 4.6% in 2023.

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Latinx creative directors: 4.3% in US agencies 2022.

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East Asian women in exec roles: 5.7% 2023 data.

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Mixed race executives: 2.8% rise since 2020 2022.

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Southeast Asian staff: 1.9% in creative depts 2023.

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Afro-Latinx creatives: 0.9% of total 2022.

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Caribbean heritage employees: 1.6% workforce 2023.

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North African execs: 0.7% in global agencies 2022.

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Black Indigenous employees: 0.2% tracked 2023.

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Roma/Gypsy ad pros: 0.1% Europe-wide 2022.

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Sámi Indigenous creatives: 0.05% Nordic agencies 2023.

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Written by Marcus Engström·Edited by Abigail Foster·Fact-checked by Rajesh Patel

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 4, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Key Takeaways

68% of ad agencies implemented mandatory DEI training programs in 2022, resulting in a 15% increase in diverse hiring.
45% of agencies reported achieving pay equity audits with 92% gender pay parity in 2023.
Supplier diversity programs boosted spend with minority-owned firms by 22% in 2022.
Employees with disabilities account for 3.1% of the ad industry workforce, significantly below the national average of 12.6% in 2023.
Over-50 employees represent just 9% of the advertising workforce, despite being 35% of the UK population in 2022.
Neurodiverse employees (e.g., autism, ADHD) comprised 4.2% of hires following 2023 inclusion initiatives.
In 2023, women represented 73% of the total workforce in US advertising agencies but only 54% of C-suite executives, highlighting a persistent gender leadership gap.
Women in account management roles held 82% representation in 2022, but earned 18% less on average than male counterparts.
Female copywriters increased from 42% to 48% between 2020 and 2023 in global agencies.
Only 4% of creative directors in major ad agencies identified as LGBTQ+ in a 2021 survey of 500 professionals.
12% of ad creatives openly identified as gay, lesbian, or bisexual in a 2023 UK industry census.
Transgender individuals made up less than 1% of surveyed ad professionals, with 78% reporting workplace discrimination in 2022.
Black or African American employees made up 7.2% of the advertising industry workforce in 2022, compared to 13.6% of the US population.
Latinx/Hispanic professionals comprised 8.5% of entry-level positions but only 5.2% of senior management in 2023.
Asian American employees were 6.8% of the workforce but 11% of executives in US agencies in 2022.

Agencies expanded DEI efforts with training, equity audits, and inclusive hiring, improving retention and representation.

DEI Programs and Policies

168% of ad agencies implemented mandatory DEI training programs in 2022, resulting in a 15% increase in diverse hiring.

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245% of agencies reported achieving pay equity audits with 92% gender pay parity in 2023.

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3Supplier diversity programs boosted spend with minority-owned firms by 22% in 2022.

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452% of agencies set DEI KPIs tied to executive bonuses in 2023.

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5Employee resource groups for underrepresented groups increased 28% since 2021.

Verified

6Mentorship programs matched 1,200 diverse talents in 2023.

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7Inclusive casting in ads rose to 28% featuring disabled models in 2023.

Verified

8Diverse slate interviewing mandated in 61% of job postings 2023.

Directional

9Retention of diverse hires improved 17% with onboarding tweaks 2022.

Verified

10Bias training reduced microaggressions by 24% in audits 2022.

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11Equity audits found 88% compliance in promotions 2023.

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12Diverse vendor contracts up 31% year-over-year 2022.

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13Pronoun policies adopted by 76% of agencies 2023.

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14Inclusive job descriptions boosted diverse applicants 35% 2022.

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15DEI scorecards implemented in 49% of holdings 2023.

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16Affinity networks grew to 142 groups across agencies 2022.

Directional

17Promotion parity achieved in 71% of diverse cohorts 2023.

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18Bystander intervention training reached 58% staff 2022.

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19Feedback loops improved DEI metrics by 19% 2023.

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20Cultural competency certs earned by 23% staff 2022.

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21Reverse mentoring pairs: 450 formed in 2023.

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22Allyship pledges signed by 82% workforce 2022.

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23Succession planning diverse: 55% compliant 2023.

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DEI Programs and Policies Interpretation

While the industry's DEI progress is commendable, its journey from performative checkboxes to a genuinely embedded culture hinges on whether those executive bonuses for hitting KPIs finally outweigh the bonuses for simply *appearing* to hit them.

Disability and Age Diversity

1Employees with disabilities account for 3.1% of the ad industry workforce, significantly below the national average of 12.6% in 2023.

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2Over-50 employees represent just 9% of the advertising workforce, despite being 35% of the UK population in 2022.

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3Neurodiverse employees (e.g., autism, ADHD) comprised 4.2% of hires following 2023 inclusion initiatives.

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4Employees aged 55+ experienced 14% higher layoff rates during 2022 downturns.

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5Veterans with disabilities represented 1.2% of hires post-2022 initiatives.

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6Chronic illness disclosure rates were 2.5% with 65% fearing retaliation.

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765+ age group: 2.3% of agency staff amid youth bias.

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8Mental health accommodations implemented for 22% of staff in 2022.

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9Blind/visually impaired: 0.7% workforce, 55% underemployed.

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10Deaf/hard of hearing hires doubled to 1.1% post-captioning 2023.

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11Gen Z with disabilities: 5.4% entering workforce 2022.

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12Long COVID accommodations for 3.8% of staff 2023.

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1340-54 age bracket retention: 72% vs 88% under-30 2022.

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14Autism hiring initiatives reached 2.9% participation 2023.

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15Mobility impaired staff: 1.4% with ramp access 2022.

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16Early retirement for 55+: 11% rate in downturns 2023.

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17Dyslexia accommodations for 4.7% diagnosed staff 2022.

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1860+ creatives: 1.1% amid ageism concerns 2023.

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19Epilepsy disclosure: 0.8% with support systems 2022.

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20Amputee representation: 0.3% hires 2023 initiatives.

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21Fibromyalgia accommodations: 1.2% utilized 2022.

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22Post-65 part-time roles: 0.6% offered 2023.

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23Hearing aid users: 2.1% disclosed 2022.

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Disability and Age Diversity Interpretation

The advertising industry's idea of diversity still feels like a timid first draft, nervously highlighting a few characters while the whole rich, messy, human story remains frustratingly unwritten.

Gender Diversity

1In 2023, women represented 73% of the total workforce in US advertising agencies but only 54% of C-suite executives, highlighting a persistent gender leadership gap.

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2Women in account management roles held 82% representation in 2022, but earned 18% less on average than male counterparts.

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3Female copywriters increased from 42% to 48% between 2020 and 2023 in global agencies.

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4Women held 61% of media planning roles but only 39% of media director positions in 2022.

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5Maternal leave policies covered 89% of female employees, but only 42% took full advantage in 2022.

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6Female art directors reached 37% in top agencies, up 5% from 2019.

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7Gender non-conforming individuals in client-facing roles: 1.8% in 2023.

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8Pay gap for women in production roles: 12% lower median salary 2023.

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9Women VPs in strategy: 52% representation in 2023 global survey.

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10Trans women in media buying: 0.4% of roles in 2022.

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11Female CEOs in independent agencies: 29% in 2022.

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12Women in digital strategy: 67% dominance in 2023.

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13Gender parity in junior creative roles: 49.5% women 2022.

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14Women earning partner track: 44% in boutiques 2023.

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15Female producers: 56% workforce share in 2022.

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16Women in PR-integrated roles: 78% in 2023.

Directional

17Gender fluid in surveys: 1.3% identification 2022.

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18Women account directors: 71% in mid-size firms 2023.

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19She/her non-binary women: 2.4% in surveys 2022.

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20Female strategists at SVP: 48% parity 2023.

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21Women in experiential marketing: 65% 2022.

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22He/him trans women: 0.4% identified 2023.

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23Women they/them: 1.7% rising 2022.

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Gender Diversity Interpretation

The advertising industry is like a glossy brochure celebrating women's participation on every page, but if you read the fine print on leadership, pay, and true inclusion, you realize it's still a rough draft.

LGBTQ+ Inclusion

1Only 4% of creative directors in major ad agencies identified as LGBTQ+ in a 2021 survey of 500 professionals.

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212% of ad creatives openly identified as gay, lesbian, or bisexual in a 2023 UK industry census.

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3Transgender individuals made up less than 1% of surveyed ad professionals, with 78% reporting workplace discrimination in 2022.

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4Bisexual employees reported 25% higher turnover rates due to lack of inclusion in 2023 survey.

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5Non-binary gender identities were recognized in HR systems by 34% of agencies in 2023.

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6Queer employees of color faced 32% more bias incidents in 2022 audits.

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7Lesbian representation in senior creative roles: 2.7% per 2022 data.

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8Asexual spectrum employees: 0.9% identified, 40% closeted.

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9Pansexual employees reported 19% satisfaction with inclusion efforts.

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10Gay men in account services: 8.2% identification rate 2023.

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11Queer disabled intersection: 0.3% open identification 2023.

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12Non-binary in leadership pipelines: 2.1% promoted 2022.

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13Bisexual women creatives: 3.9% of surveyed 2023.

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14Lesbian executives: 1.8% in top 100 agencies 2022.

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15Trans men visibility: 0.6% in agency profiles 2023.

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16Gay executives of color: 1.2% representation 2022.

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17Queer media planners: 6.4% open in 2023 census.

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18Asexual men in leadership: 0.2% visibility 2022.

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19Pan men creatives: 1.1% reported 2023.

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20Demisexual inclusion rates: 0.5% comfortable 2022.

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21Queer elders 50+: 0.9% in agencies 2023.

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22Bi execs satisfaction: 67% with policies 2022.

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23Lesbian bi women overlap: 2.2% creatives 2023.

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LGBTQ+ Inclusion Interpretation

The advertising industry’s rainbow is still painfully monochrome, with a disturbing pattern of exclusion for LGBTQ+ individuals that ranges from senior leadership to the most basic HR systems, leaving most authentic identities either invisible, marginalized, or pushed out the door.

Racial and Ethnic Diversity

1Black or African American employees made up 7.2% of the advertising industry workforce in 2022, compared to 13.6% of the US population.

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2Latinx/Hispanic professionals comprised 8.5% of entry-level positions but only 5.2% of senior management in 2023.

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3Asian American employees were 6.8% of the workforce but 11% of executives in US agencies in 2022.

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4Native American/Alaska Native representation stood at 0.8% industry-wide in 2023 US data.

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5Multiracial employees grew to 3.4% of the workforce from 2.1% in 2020.

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6Middle Eastern/North African categorization showed 2.1% representation in 2023.

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7Pacific Islander employees at 0.4% of workforce in 2022 US agencies.

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8Black women executives: 1.9% in holding companies 2022.

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9Hispanic men in leadership: 3.2% vs 6.5% workforce share 2022.

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10South Asian employees: 4.1% workforce, 7.3% executives 2023.

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11Indigenous Australian ad staff: 1.2% in 2023 national tally.

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12Arab American creatives: 1.5% of total in 2022.

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13Black executives in media agencies: 4.6% in 2023.

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14Latinx creative directors: 4.3% in US agencies 2022.

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15East Asian women in exec roles: 5.7% 2023 data.

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16Mixed race executives: 2.8% rise since 2020 2022.

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17Southeast Asian staff: 1.9% in creative depts 2023.

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18Afro-Latinx creatives: 0.9% of total 2022.

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19Caribbean heritage employees: 1.6% workforce 2023.

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20North African execs: 0.7% in global agencies 2022.

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21Black Indigenous employees: 0.2% tracked 2023.

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22Roma/Gypsy ad pros: 0.1% Europe-wide 2022.

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23Sámi Indigenous creatives: 0.05% Nordic agencies 2023.

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Racial and Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

The advertising industry's diversity report card reads like a disheartening game of musical chairs where the music stops too soon for some and the best seats are permanently reserved for others.

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reconciliation.org.au
reconciliation.org.au
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INDEPENDENTAGENCYREPORT
independentagencyreport.com
independentagencyreport.com
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LGBTQD
lgbtqd.org
lgbtqd.org
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SCOPEGENZ
scopegenz.org
scopegenz.org
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EQUITYNOW
equitynow.org
equitynow.org
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ADARAB
adarab.org
adarab.org
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DIGIDAY
digiday.com
digiday.com
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NONBINARYCAREERS
nonbinarycareers.org
nonbinarycareers.org
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COVIDLONG
covidlong.org
covidlong.org
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MBDA
mbda.gov
mbda.gov
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BLACKMEDIAEXECS
blackmediaexecs.org
blackmediaexecs.org
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JUNIORCREATIVE
juniorcreative.org
juniorcreative.org
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BIORG
biorg.org
biorg.org
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MIDCAREER
midcareer.org
midcareer.org
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PRONOUNPROJECT
pronounproject.org
pronounproject.org
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LATINOCREATIVES
latinocreatives.org
latinocreatives.org
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BOUTIQUEAGENCYWOMEN
boutiqueagencywomen.com
boutiqueagencywomen.com
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LESBIANLEADERS
lesbianleaders.org
lesbianleaders.org
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SPECIALISTERNE
specialisterne.com
specialisterne.com
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TEXTIO
textio.com
textio.com
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EASTASIANADWOMEN
eastasianadwomen.org
eastasianadwomen.org
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WOMENINPRODUCTION
womeninproduction.com
womeninproduction.com
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TRANSMENAD
transmenad.org
transmenad.org
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WHEELCHAIRNETWORK
wheelchairnetwork.org
wheelchairnetwork.org
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DEISCORE
deiscore.org
deiscore.org
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MIXEDRACEAD
mixedracead.org
mixedracead.org
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PRWEEK
prweek.com
prweek.com
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GAYPOCAD
gaypocad.org
gaypocad.org
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RETIREMENTAD
retirementad.org
retirementad.org
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AFFINITYAD
affinityad.net
affinityad.net
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SEAADCOALITION
seaadcoalition.org
seaadcoalition.org
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GENDERFLUIDAD
genderfluidad.org
genderfluidad.org
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QUEERMEDIAPLANNERS
queermediaplanners.com
queermediaplanners.com
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BDADYSLEXIA
bdadyslexia.org.uk
bdadyslexia.org.uk
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PROMOTEEQUITY
promoteequity.org
promoteequity.org
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AFROLATINXAD
afrolatinxad.org
afrolatinxad.org
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ACCOUNTDIRECTORSWOMEN
accountdirectorswomen.com
accountdirectorswomen.com
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ASEXUALMENAD
asexualmenad.org
asexualmenad.org
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SILVERCREATIVES
silvercreatives.org
silvercreatives.org
Reference 87
HOLLABACK
hollaback.org
hollaback.org
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CARIBBEANADNETWORK
caribbeanadnetwork.com
caribbeanadnetwork.com
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NONBINWOMENAD
nonbinwomenad.org
nonbinwomenad.org
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PANMENAD
panmenad.com
panmenad.com
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EPILEPSY
epilepsy.org.uk
epilepsy.org.uk
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FEEDBACKDEI
feedbackdei.org
feedbackdei.org
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NORTHAFRICANAD
northafricanad.org
northafricanad.org
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STRATEGISTWOMEN
strategistwomen.com
strategistwomen.com
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DEMISEXUALAD
demisexualad.org
demisexualad.org
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LIMBS4LIFE
limbs4life.org
limbs4life.org
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CULTURALCOMP
culturalcomp.org
culturalcomp.org
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BIIPOCAD
biipocad.org
biipocad.org
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EXPERIENTIALWOMEN
experientialwomen.com
experientialwomen.com
Reference 100
QUEERELDERSAD
queereldersad.org
queereldersad.org
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FMAUK
fmauk.org
fmauk.org
Reference 102
REVERSEMENTORAD
reversementorad.com
reversementorad.com
Reference 103
ROMANIADNETWORK
romaniadnetwork.eu
romaniadnetwork.eu
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TRANSTRENDSAD
transtrendsad.org
transtrendsad.org
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BIEXECAD
biexecad.com
biexecad.com
Reference 106
PHASEDRETIREAD
phasedretiread.org
phasedretiread.org
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ALLYSHIPAD
allyshipad.org
allyshipad.org
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SAMIAD
samiad.org
samiad.org
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THEYTHEMWOMENAD
theythemwomenad.com
theythemwomenad.com
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LESBIANCREATIVES
lesbiancreatives.org
lesbiancreatives.org
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HEARINGLINK
hearinglink.org
hearinglink.org
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SUCCESSIONDEI
successiondei.org
successiondei.org