Girl Scouts of the USA is a non-profit organization focusing on empowering girls, encouraging volunteerism, and promoting personal development. Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, the company aims to help girls build courage, confidence, and character and make the world a better place. Major products associated with the organization include its famous Girl Scout Cookies, which are sold yearly as a fundraising effort to support various activities and programs.
With its headquarters in New York, NY, the organization has a staff of 500 employees and generates an annual revenue of $112.2 million. Sue Major is the CEO. The Girl Scouts of the USA is known for its diverse workforce, consisting of 85.9% female and 35.7% ethnic minorities, and high employee retention with staff members typically staying for 5.9 years on average. Despite its commitment to diversity in other areas, the organization's political diversity is noticeably lacking, with a high proportion of Democratic Party members among its employees.
