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We're proud to be leading the way in improving gender diversity at the top, our board is currently over 70% women. Find out more:
Of 2021's Most Valuable IPOs, These Are The Companies With the Most Women on Their Boards | The Org
Bumble’s Engineering Director, Rose, spoke to Power to Fly about her experience of joining our tech team. Read the full interview here:
How Bumble's Director of Engineering Learned to Be Herself at Work-and Encourages Team Members to Do the Same
Our new careers site is live! Check out our current roles and join a team committed to creating a world where all relationships are healthy and equitable.
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Bumble recently announced that we will ban #bodyshaming as part of our efforts to make the internet a safe, respectful and kind place for everyone. If this is the kind of impact you’d like to have through your work, take a look at our open roles, we’re hiring and we’d love to hear from you!
Bumble - Bumble Bans Body Shaming from App
Find out how Bumble supported small businesses around the world during Covid -19.
Bumble - Bumble's Supporting Small Businesses - Apply for a Grant Now!
Introducing ‘A Letter From… River Gallo'. The ‘A Letter From…’ series, by Badoo, features global voices from the LGBTQIA+ community, sharing their candid & personal stories about the joys and frustrations of dating. Their perspectives, their voices, their creative vision. This is their letter to you 💜.
A Letter From... River Gallo
Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the U.S., but year after year, they find themselves shut out of a venture funding ecosystem that still favors white men. In 2018, Bumble launched Bumble Fund, investing in early-stage companies led by underrepresented founders. Now, we're teaming up with Black Girl Ventures, inviting their wider community to apply for funding as we both aim to build a bigger table in the world of business. Find out more.
Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the U.S., but year after year, they find themselves shut out of a venture funding ecosystem that still favors white men. In 2018, Bumble launched Bumble Fund, investing in early-stage companies led by underrepresented founders. Now, we're teaming up with Black Girl Ventures, inviting their wider community to apply for funding as we both aim to build a bigger table in the world of business. Find out more.
Bumble has joined forces with the National Domestic Violence Hotline to help stop abusive relationships. Find out more:
Bumble - Bumble Joins Forces with love is respect to End Dating Abuse