Corning is a technology company focusing on glass, ceramics, and related materials. They produce components for consumer electronics, mobile emissions control, telecommunications, and life sciences. Their most prominent products include Gorilla Glass for smartphones, precision glass for advanced displays, connectivity solutions for communication networks, clean-air technologies for vehicles, and trusted products for drug discovery and delivery. Established in 1851 and headquartered in Corning, New York, the company is led by CEO Wendell P. Weeks.
Corning stands as an industry leader with 51,500 employees and annual revenue of $14.2 billion. The company boasts a diverse workforce made up of 34.5% female and 40.3% ethnic minorities. Although politically dominated by Democratic Party members, employees seem to enjoy the inclusive environment. On average, staff members at Corning earn $77,020 per year and stay with the company for approximately 5.3 years.
