ARB Interactive

HQ
Miami
190 Total Employees
71 Product + Tech Employees
Year Founded: 2022

ARB Interactive Inclusion & Diversity

Updated on October 06, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Representation in Leadership

Leadership diversity at ARB has changed meaningfully over the past 18 months, and the team looks different than it did two or three years ago. Leaders come from a wide range of backgrounds, career paths, and life experiences, and that shift has been intentional, not incidental. We see this as a trend we're actively building on, not a box we've checked.

Inclusive Hiring Practices

ARB Interactive uses a structured, consistent hiring process built around the role rather than personal connections or informal evaluation. Candidates move through defined stages that will include an application, an introductory conversation with Talent, a hiring manager interview, a short assignment or skills assessment and a final interview with additional team members. That mix gives candidates multiple opportunities to demonstrate their skills, problem-solving approach and get real life examples of the role through the interview process.

The company reinforces fairness by hiring into a culture that values diverse perspectives and clear feedback. Teams are intentionally collaborative, managers operate with consistent feedback loops, and employees help shape company policies and strategy. ARB Interactive also highlights diversity across age, race and technical backgrounds as a meaningful part of how teams work together, which supports an environment where different experiences are respected throughout the hiring process and beyond.

Belonging & Workplace Inclusion

At ARB, inclusion isn't a program, it's a standard. We've chosen to build inclusion into how we operate day to day rather than through formal programs. Instead, we've built a zero tolerance culture, one where how people treat each other matters just as much as the work itself, and there's no tolerance for anything that undermines that.

The result is an environment where people are accepted as they are and can show up as themselves, without needing a program to make that true. Inclusion here isn't something we talk about, it's something people experience day to day.