Developing Future Leaders and Embodying Integrity In 2021, Boeing launched a new Ethics Ambassador Program designed to ensure our future leaders embody integrity, and to further connect the compliance program to the business. Piloted at Boeing Philadelphia in April 2021, the Ethics Ambassador Program is a leadership development program developed for Boeing employees embedded within the business to amplify our values and extend the reach of the company’s Global Compliance efforts at local sites. Ethics Ambassadors serve as local advocates to encourage employees to speak up, while bringing forward localized trends to help monitor and reduce compliance risks and ensure employees adhere to the company’s Code of Conduct. Boeing Philadelphia Ethics Ambassadors Christine Vasko, Tasha Silas and Ieisha Hinson each provide a friendly face for more than 4,000 local employees who have questions or concerns about compliance or ethics. “Employees can come to us directly, but I always have my eyes and ears open for pockets of anxiety that we need to look at before they potentially escalate into something problematic,” said Vasko, who is an Engineering Manager. “Generally, we recommend that our teammates talk to their manager or to our site’s compliance and ethics officer. But before doing that, we will talk things through with someone by giving them our undivided attention and asking curious, nonjudgmental questions.” To date, the Ambassadors have engaged more than 2,500 teammates, sharing information about compliance and ethics via floor walks, staff meetings, diversity council and business resource group briefings, and new-employee orientation sessions. The program was recently launched at sites in Mesa, New Orleans and North Charleston with plans to expand to additional sites in the future. Tasha Silas, Philadelphia Ethics Ambassador and Manufacturing Operations Analyst Ieisha Hinson, Philadelphia Ethics Ambassador and Materials & Process Engineer Christine Vasko, Philadelphia Ethics Ambassador and Mechanical Engineer 2022 Sustainability Report 20 Contents People Introduction Communities Operations Reporting Approach & Governance Products & Services