Our People, Our Culture, Our Communities

Our Commitment to Respect, Belonging, Diversity and Inclusion:
 

Our employees are our greatest strength and form the foundation of our success. To provide the services and products our customers expect, we focus on creating the best teams to foster collaboration, mutual respect, and the empowerment of employees to contribute at their full potential. We accomplish this by providing equal employment opportunities and non-discriminatory processes and striving to recruit, develop, and support highly skilled, innovative teams of employees. We cultivate a workplace culture that values individual merit where all employees can grow and develop to contribute fully.  We recognize that respect for the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of our employees, non-discriminatory processes, and equal access to opportunities supports a culture of belonging and inclusion at all levels of the company, which we consider to be key to fostering innovation, growing an engaged culture, and delivering strong performance.

Respect, belonging, diversity and inclusion at Constellation strengthens our ability to achieve our vision by: 


At Constellation, we are committed to attracting, retaining, and providing equal opportunities for highly skilled employees who will best serve Constellation’s customers, business relationships, and communities. We foster a workplace of mutual respect and belonging– where everyone has equal opportunity based on individual merit to grow and contribute at their full potential. We know that engaging and supporting our workforce at all levels of the organization is key to fostering innovation, growing an inclusive and engaged culture, and delivering strong performance.

 

Our Impact at a Glance 

 

Strategic Talent Sourcing

We are intentional in our sourcing efforts to attract highly skilled talent from a broad pipeline of candidates through outreach, relationships, technology, and inclusive practices that provide equal employment opportunities. Learn more about our Talent Sourcing


 

In 2024, Constellation’s PowerEd program enhanced and expanded relationships with 15 universities. Our work focused on fostering mutually beneficial relationships often in the areas of research, talent acquisition, innovation, outreach, and knowledge exchange. We held and attended many events like career fairs, meet and greets, and internship exploration sessions. We expanded our outreach by offering a new mentorship program launched by Constellation volunteers to help cultivate a dynamic pipeline of early-career talent. 

 

Workforce Development

Our goal is to Improve career awareness, foster equal access and opportunities, and upskill/reskill workers in the energy industry. Learn more about our Workforce Development efforts.


 

Initiated in 2023, our $1.25 million Powering Change initiative provides grants to seven nonprofit organizations to help create a pipeline of highly skilled workers to support family sustaining careers and uplift and strengthen our communities. Check out our notable highlights of these programs that improve job awareness, training, and upskilling opportunities: 
 

 

Supplier Development and Engagement

Our supplier development and engagement mission is to drive value and top- and bottom-line growth. We aim to sustain a responsible and inclusive supply chain that provides access to a broad pool of suppliers, including small and local businesses, that support our business and communities and add sustainable value through innovation, competition, agility, cost effective solutions, and supply chain resilience. Learn more about Supplier Development and Engagement.

 

Inclusion and Belonging

Create equal opportunities for all of our employees by establishing a culture of inclusion and belonging.
 


 

Our Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) build employee connection and engagement.  Open to all employees, more than 5,000 employee members are actively involved in nine ERGs across 67 chapters. Constellation’s ERGs hosted their second successful ERG Summit for all employees, centered around the theme “Standing at the Intersection”.  The event brought together more than 161-chapter board members and sponsors, marking a 71% increase in attendance from the previous year.