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Jessie Apple talks us through the significance of Passover, how it is celebrated and the valuable reflections during this time 💡 “Our culture of inclusion at Wise is laudable, and a

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Umaid Hassan, Knowledge Management Specialist, shares insights into the significance of Eid, community initiatives, and the vital role of allyship during Ramadan 💡 “Our Muslim Wis

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We spoke with our Wisers to hear their personal perspectives on neurodiversity, address common misconceptions, and explore why embracing different ways of thinking is crucial for a more inclus

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In celebration of International Women’s Month, Chetna Shastry reflects on the significance of the month and what the theme "Accelerate Action" means to her. "Allyship goes beyond a

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Ashley Gilfillian-Olagundoye, a member of the Black Wisers Community at Wise, highlights the significance of Black History Month and the role of allyship in creating a more inclusive workplace

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We sat down with Eli, Vulnerable Customer Team Lead to discuss their journey, the challenges faced and tips for advocating for disability inclusion in the workplace. “I know that there is n

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Meet Diana Avila Gonzalez, our Global Head of Banking and Expansion  "As a Latin American woman in a leadership role at a top fintech, I feel proud and empowered. I want to show others th

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Meet Omolade Olorundare, our FinCrime Quality Specialist  “The Black Wisers community goes beyond celebrating culture; it’s about building strong, meaningful relationships that help us stay

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Wise is committed to fair and ethical employment practices and dedicated to providing our employees with a fair wage that meets the basic cost of living.That’s why we’ve officially become accr

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At Wise, our vision is money without borders. In order to build the future of global money, we need a team that’s as diverse as the customers we serve.In September 2020 we signed the HM Treasu

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A bit about me Hey, I’m Sally! I am disabled. It took me a long time to come to terms with this label, because I used to think that to have the ability to work, drive, party, so