Boston University School of Medicine

Chobani was rated high risk because it adopts identity-based hiring and philanthropic practices that prioritize group identity over merit, and because it actively engages in advocacy and political funding that pushes divisive social causes. These behaviors, according to the profile, shift the company's focus away from core business objectives and expose it to reputational, employee, and shareholder risks.

• CancellationsMedium Risk
• Discriminatory PhilanthropyHigh Risk
• Employment ProtectionHigh Risk
• Advocacy BiasHigh Risk
• FundingHigh Risk
• Political ActionsHigh Risk

Assessment by 1792 Exchange. Summary generated by IJR from their published rating.