September 17, 2026 - 02:56

The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce honored First American Equipment Finance with the Inclusive Leadership Award on Wednesday night. The recognition came during the chamber's annual ceremony, which highlights organizations that demonstrate a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace and beyond.
First American Equipment Finance, based in Fairport, New York, has built a reputation for fostering an environment where employees from all backgrounds feel welcomed and valued. The company's initiatives focus on recruitment practices, mentorship programs, and internal training that address unconscious bias and encourage open dialogue among staff members.
Chamber officials noted that this year's recipient stood out for its measurable progress in building a workforce that reflects the broader community. The company has also supported local organizations that serve underrepresented groups, extending its inclusion efforts outside its own offices.
Company leaders accepted the award and credited their employees for embracing a culture of respect and collaboration. They said the honor belongs to every team member who contributes to making the workplace inclusive on a daily basis.
The annual ceremony brought together business leaders from across the Rochester region to celebrate organizations making a positive impact. Other awards recognized achievements in community service, innovation, and workforce development.
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