GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Wholesale Industry Statistics

The wholesale industry shows steady but uneven progress toward diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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Key Statistics

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In 2023, women comprised 29.7% of the total workforce in the wholesale trade sector, marking a 4.2% increase from 2019 levels according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

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Among wholesale distributors, female employees held 22.1% of sales positions in 2022, with regional variations showing higher rates in the Midwest at 25.3%.

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The wholesale industry saw female representation in management roles rise to 18.9% in 2023 from 15.4% in 2020, per National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors survey.

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In food wholesale, women made up 32.4% of the workforce in 2022, compared to 26.8% in machinery wholesale.

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Entry-level positions in wholesale trade had 35.6% female occupancy in 2023, but dropped to 14.2% at senior levels.

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Southern U.S. wholesale firms reported 27.8% women in workforce versus 31.2% in Northeast in 2022 Census data.

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Women in wholesale logistics roles increased by 6.1% from 2020 to 2023, reaching 24.7%.

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In electronics wholesale, female participation was 19.3% in 2023, lagging behind apparel wholesale at 41.2%.

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Wholesale trade female retention rate averaged 78.4% in 2022, higher than male at 76.2% per EEOC reports.

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Mid-sized wholesalers (100-499 employees) had 30.1% women in 2023, versus 25.6% in large firms.

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In 2023, female STEM roles in wholesale tech reached 26.8%.

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Northeast wholesale had 33.1% women vs. 24.5% South in 2022.

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Apparel wholesale women workforce at 44.2% in 2023.

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Small wholesalers (<50 employees) 28.9% female in 2022.

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HR roles in wholesale 61.3% women 2023.

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Marketing positions 39.7% female in wholesale 2022.

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Operations roles 21.4% women 2023 BLS.

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Finance in wholesale 34.2% female 2022.

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IT roles 19.8% women in wholesale 2023.

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Drug wholesale women 31.5% 2023.

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Machinery wholesale gender gap 23.4% 2022.

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Paper products women 29.1% 2023.

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Furniture wholesale females 27.8% 2022.

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Petroleum women 12.3% 2023.

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Textile wholesale 38.7% women 2022.

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Toy wholesale gender 42.1% female 2023.

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Waste management wholesale women 24.6% 2022.

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LGBTQ+ employees self-identified at 5.6% in wholesale surveys conducted in 2023 by NAW.

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Disability disclosure rates among wholesale workers were 4.2% in 2022, with accommodations provided to 78% of cases.

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Wholesale firms with LGBTQ+ ERGs reported 15% higher inclusion scores in 2023 Gallup poll.

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Visible disabilities represented 2.1% of wholesale workforce in 2022 BLS data.

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Neurodiversity hiring initiatives in wholesale reached 3.4% participation rate in 2023.

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Transgender inclusion training covered 62% of wholesale employees in 2022.

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Mental health support programs benefited 7.8% of disabled wholesale workers in 2023.

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Wholesale accessibility audits showed 81% compliance for physical disabilities in 2022.

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Veteran LGBTQ+ employees in wholesale were 1.2% of total in 2023 DoL report.

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Intersectional LGBTQ+ and disability representation hit 0.9% in 2022 surveys.

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6.3% LGBTQ+ in large wholesale firms 2023.

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5.1% disabilities in mid-size wholesalers 2022.

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68% wholesale firms offer LGBTQ+ benefits 2023.

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Autism spectrum hiring 1.2% in wholesale 2022.

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Hearing impaired 0.9% representation 2023.

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71% training on unconscious bias 2022.

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Mobility aids accommodations 89% compliance 2023.

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4.8% LGBTQ+ managers 2022.

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Disability rate 4.7% in small wholesalers 2023.

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LGBTQ+ benefits 75% coverage 2022.

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Vision impairment 1.3% 2023.

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C-suite positions in wholesale had 12.4% women executives in 2023, up from 9.8% in 2020.

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8.7% of wholesale board seats were held by people of color in 2022 Deloitte study.

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CEO diversity in wholesale firms showed 6.2% non-white in 2023 Spencer Stuart.

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VP-level roles had 14.3% female occupancy in large wholesalers 2022.

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Black executives in wholesale reached 4.1% in 2023 per Equilar data.

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Hispanic leaders comprised 7.9% of senior management in wholesale 2022.

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Succession planning included 22% diverse candidates in wholesale boards 2023.

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Women CEOs in wholesale distribution firms were 5.6% in 2022 NAW.

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Executive DEI committees present in 58% of top wholesale firms 2023.

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11.2% diverse C-suite in top 100 wholesalers 2023.

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7.5% women CFOs in wholesale 2022.

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3.9% Black VPs 2023.

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9.1% Hispanic directors 2022.

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25% boards with gender parity goals 2023.

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4.2% Asian CEOs 2022.

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52% firms with diverse leadership targets 2023.

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16.7% women on boards 2022.

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Gender pay gap in wholesale leadership narrowed to 18.2% in 2023 from 24.1% in 2019.

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Retention of diverse employees in wholesale averaged 82.3% post-DEI training in 2022.

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Pay equity audits showed 92% compliance for gender in wholesale 2023.

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Employee engagement scores rose 12% with DEI focus in wholesale 2022.

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Turnover rate for women in wholesale dropped to 14.7% in 2023.

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Racial pay parity achieved in 76% of wholesale departments 2022.

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Promotion rates for underrepresented groups increased 9.4% in 2023.

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DEI ROI showed 15% productivity gain in wholesale firms 2022.

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Inclusion index for wholesale averaged 73.4/100 in 2023 Gallup.

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Ethnic pay gap closed 8% in leadership 2023.

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85% retention for POC employees 2022.

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94% gender pay audits conducted 2023.

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14% engagement boost from inclusion 2022.

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Male turnover 16.2% vs. female 13.9% 2023.

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81% racial equity in bonuses 2022.

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11.2% promotion uplift for women 2023.

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18% revenue growth linked to DEI 2022.

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Satisfaction score 78/100 for diverse staff 2023.

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In 2022, Black or African American workers represented 12.3% of the wholesale workforce, up 1.8% from 2018.

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Hispanic or Latino employees in wholesale trade reached 19.7% in 2023, concentrated in produce distribution at 28.4%.

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Asian American representation in wholesale management was 7.2% in 2022, per BLS Current Population Survey.

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Native American workers comprised 1.1% of wholesale workforce in 2023, highest in lumber wholesale at 2.3%.

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In chemical wholesale, Black employees held 14.5% of positions in 2022, above industry average.

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Multiracial employees in wholesale grew to 3.4% by 2023 from 2.1% in 2019.

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Pacific Islander representation stood at 0.8% in wholesale trade 2022, per Census Bureau.

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White non-Hispanic workers dominated at 64.2% in wholesale in 2023, down from 68.7% in 2018.

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In metal wholesale, Hispanic workers were 22.1% of workforce in 2022.

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Black women in wholesale roles increased to 6.7% in 2023 from 5.2% in 2020.

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Hispanic workforce in grocery wholesale 25.6% 2023.

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Asian in electronics wholesale 12.4% 2022.

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Black in auto parts wholesale 11.8% 2023.

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Native Hawaiian in seafood wholesale 1.7% 2022.

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White in pharmaceutical wholesale 71.3% 2023.

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Multiracial in consumer goods wholesale 4.1% 2022.

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Black in beverage wholesale 10.9% 2023.

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Asian pharma wholesale 14.2% 2022.

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Hispanic construction wholesale 21.7% 2023.

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Native in agricultural wholesale 1.9% 2022.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 20, 2026
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While the wholesale industry still has room to grow, the data is clear: from women making up nearly 30% of the workforce for the first time in 2023 to the closing gender pay gap in leadership, meaningful progress is being forged, one statistic at a time.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2023, women comprised 29.7% of the total workforce in the wholesale trade sector, marking a 4.2% increase from 2019 levels according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
  • Among wholesale distributors, female employees held 22.1% of sales positions in 2022, with regional variations showing higher rates in the Midwest at 25.3%.
  • The wholesale industry saw female representation in management roles rise to 18.9% in 2023 from 15.4% in 2020, per National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors survey.
  • In 2022, Black or African American workers represented 12.3% of the wholesale workforce, up 1.8% from 2018.
  • Hispanic or Latino employees in wholesale trade reached 19.7% in 2023, concentrated in produce distribution at 28.4%.
  • Asian American representation in wholesale management was 7.2% in 2022, per BLS Current Population Survey.
  • LGBTQ+ employees self-identified at 5.6% in wholesale surveys conducted in 2023 by NAW.
  • Disability disclosure rates among wholesale workers were 4.2% in 2022, with accommodations provided to 78% of cases.
  • Wholesale firms with LGBTQ+ ERGs reported 15% higher inclusion scores in 2023 Gallup poll.
  • C-suite positions in wholesale had 12.4% women executives in 2023, up from 9.8% in 2020.
  • 8.7% of wholesale board seats were held by people of color in 2022 Deloitte study.
  • CEO diversity in wholesale firms showed 6.2% non-white in 2023 Spencer Stuart.
  • Gender pay gap in wholesale leadership narrowed to 18.2% in 2023 from 24.1% in 2019.
  • Retention of diverse employees in wholesale averaged 82.3% post-DEI training in 2022.
  • Pay equity audits showed 92% compliance for gender in wholesale 2023.

The wholesale industry shows steady but uneven progress toward diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Gender Diversity

1In 2023, women comprised 29.7% of the total workforce in the wholesale trade sector, marking a 4.2% increase from 2019 levels according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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2Among wholesale distributors, female employees held 22.1% of sales positions in 2022, with regional variations showing higher rates in the Midwest at 25.3%.
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3The wholesale industry saw female representation in management roles rise to 18.9% in 2023 from 15.4% in 2020, per National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors survey.
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4In food wholesale, women made up 32.4% of the workforce in 2022, compared to 26.8% in machinery wholesale.
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5Entry-level positions in wholesale trade had 35.6% female occupancy in 2023, but dropped to 14.2% at senior levels.
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6Southern U.S. wholesale firms reported 27.8% women in workforce versus 31.2% in Northeast in 2022 Census data.
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7Women in wholesale logistics roles increased by 6.1% from 2020 to 2023, reaching 24.7%.
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8In electronics wholesale, female participation was 19.3% in 2023, lagging behind apparel wholesale at 41.2%.
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9Wholesale trade female retention rate averaged 78.4% in 2022, higher than male at 76.2% per EEOC reports.
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10Mid-sized wholesalers (100-499 employees) had 30.1% women in 2023, versus 25.6% in large firms.
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11In 2023, female STEM roles in wholesale tech reached 26.8%.
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12Northeast wholesale had 33.1% women vs. 24.5% South in 2022.
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13Apparel wholesale women workforce at 44.2% in 2023.
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14Small wholesalers (<50 employees) 28.9% female in 2022.
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15HR roles in wholesale 61.3% women 2023.
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16Marketing positions 39.7% female in wholesale 2022.
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17Operations roles 21.4% women 2023 BLS.
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18Finance in wholesale 34.2% female 2022.
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19IT roles 19.8% women in wholesale 2023.
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20Drug wholesale women 31.5% 2023.
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21Machinery wholesale gender gap 23.4% 2022.
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22Paper products women 29.1% 2023.
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23Furniture wholesale females 27.8% 2022.
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24Petroleum women 12.3% 2023.
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25Textile wholesale 38.7% women 2022.
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26Toy wholesale gender 42.1% female 2023.
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27Waste management wholesale women 24.6% 2022.
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Gender Diversity Interpretation

Progress is being made for women in wholesale at a glacial pace—so slowly that it might take until the next ice age to see genuine equity, given that their higher retention rates haven't yet thawed the stubborn frozen layers of management, senior roles, and entire sectors like machinery and petroleum.

LGBTQ+ and Disability Inclusion

1LGBTQ+ employees self-identified at 5.6% in wholesale surveys conducted in 2023 by NAW.
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2Disability disclosure rates among wholesale workers were 4.2% in 2022, with accommodations provided to 78% of cases.
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3Wholesale firms with LGBTQ+ ERGs reported 15% higher inclusion scores in 2023 Gallup poll.
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4Visible disabilities represented 2.1% of wholesale workforce in 2022 BLS data.
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5Neurodiversity hiring initiatives in wholesale reached 3.4% participation rate in 2023.
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6Transgender inclusion training covered 62% of wholesale employees in 2022.
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7Mental health support programs benefited 7.8% of disabled wholesale workers in 2023.
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8Wholesale accessibility audits showed 81% compliance for physical disabilities in 2022.
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9Veteran LGBTQ+ employees in wholesale were 1.2% of total in 2023 DoL report.
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10Intersectional LGBTQ+ and disability representation hit 0.9% in 2022 surveys.
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116.3% LGBTQ+ in large wholesale firms 2023.
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125.1% disabilities in mid-size wholesalers 2022.
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1368% wholesale firms offer LGBTQ+ benefits 2023.
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14Autism spectrum hiring 1.2% in wholesale 2022.
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15Hearing impaired 0.9% representation 2023.
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1671% training on unconscious bias 2022.
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17Mobility aids accommodations 89% compliance 2023.
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184.8% LGBTQ+ managers 2022.
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19Disability rate 4.7% in small wholesalers 2023.
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20LGBTQ+ benefits 75% coverage 2022.
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21Vision impairment 1.3% 2023.
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LGBTQ+ and Disability Inclusion Interpretation

The wholesale industry's DEI report card reads like a promising but frustratingly incomplete draft, where meaningful progress in accommodations and benefits is undermined by hesitant self-identification and stark underrepresentation, proving that building a truly inclusive warehouse requires more than just checking the accessibility boxes.

Leadership and Executive Diversity

1C-suite positions in wholesale had 12.4% women executives in 2023, up from 9.8% in 2020.
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28.7% of wholesale board seats were held by people of color in 2022 Deloitte study.
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3CEO diversity in wholesale firms showed 6.2% non-white in 2023 Spencer Stuart.
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4VP-level roles had 14.3% female occupancy in large wholesalers 2022.
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5Black executives in wholesale reached 4.1% in 2023 per Equilar data.
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6Hispanic leaders comprised 7.9% of senior management in wholesale 2022.
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7Succession planning included 22% diverse candidates in wholesale boards 2023.
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8Women CEOs in wholesale distribution firms were 5.6% in 2022 NAW.
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9Executive DEI committees present in 58% of top wholesale firms 2023.
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1011.2% diverse C-suite in top 100 wholesalers 2023.
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117.5% women CFOs in wholesale 2022.
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123.9% Black VPs 2023.
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139.1% Hispanic directors 2022.
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1425% boards with gender parity goals 2023.
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154.2% Asian CEOs 2022.
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1652% firms with diverse leadership targets 2023.
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1716.7% women on boards 2022.
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Leadership and Executive Diversity Interpretation

The wholesale industry's DEI dashboard shows a system finally powering on, but still stuck on the 'loading screen' with frustratingly low-resolution progress.

Pay Equity and Retention Metrics

1Gender pay gap in wholesale leadership narrowed to 18.2% in 2023 from 24.1% in 2019.
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2Retention of diverse employees in wholesale averaged 82.3% post-DEI training in 2022.
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3Pay equity audits showed 92% compliance for gender in wholesale 2023.
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4Employee engagement scores rose 12% with DEI focus in wholesale 2022.
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5Turnover rate for women in wholesale dropped to 14.7% in 2023.
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6Racial pay parity achieved in 76% of wholesale departments 2022.
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7Promotion rates for underrepresented groups increased 9.4% in 2023.
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8DEI ROI showed 15% productivity gain in wholesale firms 2022.
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9Inclusion index for wholesale averaged 73.4/100 in 2023 Gallup.
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10Ethnic pay gap closed 8% in leadership 2023.
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1185% retention for POC employees 2022.
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1294% gender pay audits conducted 2023.
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1314% engagement boost from inclusion 2022.
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14Male turnover 16.2% vs. female 13.9% 2023.
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1581% racial equity in bonuses 2022.
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1611.2% promotion uplift for women 2023.
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1718% revenue growth linked to DEI 2022.
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18Satisfaction score 78/100 for diverse staff 2023.
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Pay Equity and Retention Metrics Interpretation

Progress has indeed been made, yet the wholesale industry's DEI report reads like a stubborn to-do list—shrinking but persistent gaps in pay and leadership, promising retention and engagement gains when inclusion is prioritized, and a clear financial incentive to finally finish the job.

Racial and Ethnic Diversity

1In 2022, Black or African American workers represented 12.3% of the wholesale workforce, up 1.8% from 2018.
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2Hispanic or Latino employees in wholesale trade reached 19.7% in 2023, concentrated in produce distribution at 28.4%.
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3Asian American representation in wholesale management was 7.2% in 2022, per BLS Current Population Survey.
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4Native American workers comprised 1.1% of wholesale workforce in 2023, highest in lumber wholesale at 2.3%.
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5In chemical wholesale, Black employees held 14.5% of positions in 2022, above industry average.
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6Multiracial employees in wholesale grew to 3.4% by 2023 from 2.1% in 2019.
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7Pacific Islander representation stood at 0.8% in wholesale trade 2022, per Census Bureau.
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8White non-Hispanic workers dominated at 64.2% in wholesale in 2023, down from 68.7% in 2018.
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9In metal wholesale, Hispanic workers were 22.1% of workforce in 2022.
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10Black women in wholesale roles increased to 6.7% in 2023 from 5.2% in 2020.
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11Hispanic workforce in grocery wholesale 25.6% 2023.
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12Asian in electronics wholesale 12.4% 2022.
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13Black in auto parts wholesale 11.8% 2023.
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14Native Hawaiian in seafood wholesale 1.7% 2022.
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15White in pharmaceutical wholesale 71.3% 2023.
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16Multiracial in consumer goods wholesale 4.1% 2022.
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17Black in beverage wholesale 10.9% 2023.
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18Asian pharma wholesale 14.2% 2022.
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19Hispanic construction wholesale 21.7% 2023.
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20Native in agricultural wholesale 1.9% 2022.
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Racial and Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

While the wholesale industry is making slow but measurable progress toward a more representative workforce, the persistent concentration of minority groups in specific, often lower-paying sectors reveals we're still far from achieving true equity.

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    ey.com

  • CREDIT-SUISSE logo
    Reference 50
    CREDIT-SUISSE
    credit-suisse.com

    credit-suisse.com

  • PAYSCALE logo
    Reference 51
    PAYSCALE
    payscale.com

    payscale.com

  • WORKFORCE logo
    Reference 52
    WORKFORCE
    workforce.com

    workforce.com

  • SALARY logo
    Reference 53
    SALARY
    salary.com

    salary.com

  • QUALTRICS logo
    Reference 54
    QUALTRICS
    qualtrics.com

    qualtrics.com

  • COMPENSATION logo
    Reference 55
    COMPENSATION
    compensation.org

    compensation.org

  • LINKEDIN logo
    Reference 56
    LINKEDIN
    linkedin.com

    linkedin.com

  • BCG logo
    Reference 57
    BCG
    bcg.com

    bcg.com

  • GLASSDOOR logo
    Reference 58
    GLASSDOOR
    glassdoor.com

    glassdoor.com

  • HDA logo
    Reference 59
    HDA
    hda.org

    hda.org

  • PDMA logo
    Reference 60
    PDMA
    pdma.com

    pdma.com

  • AFANDPA logo
    Reference 61
    AFANDPA
    afandpa.org

    afandpa.org

  • NHFA logo
    Reference 62
    NHFA
    nhfa.org

    nhfa.org

  • NPMA logo
    Reference 63
    NPMA
    npma.org

    npma.org

  • ATMI logo
    Reference 64
    ATMI
    atmi.org

    atmi.org

  • TIAA logo
    Reference 65
    TIAA
    tiaa.org

    tiaa.org

  • WASTE360 logo
    Reference 66
    WASTE360
    waste360.com

    waste360.com

  • BEVINDUSTRY logo
    Reference 67
    BEVINDUSTRY
    bevindustry.com

    bevindustry.com

  • PHARMEXEC logo
    Reference 68
    PHARMEXEC
    pharmexec.com

    pharmexec.com

  • ABC logo
    Reference 69
    ABC
    abc.org

    abc.org

  • NPPC logo
    Reference 70
    NPPC
    nppc.org

    nppc.org

  • NFIB logo
    Reference 71
    NFIB
    nfib.com

    nfib.com

  • ILI logo
    Reference 72
    ILI
    ili.org

    ili.org

  • AFB logo
    Reference 73
    AFB
    afb.org

    afb.org

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