"Bristol-Myers Squibb is pleased to partner with UNCF in its efforts to invest in and broaden opportunities for African American scientists pursuing careers in the biopharmaceutical industry," said Adrienne Gonzalez, Esq., the lead for the BOLD (Black Organization for Leadership and Development) People and Business Resource Group at Bristol-Myers Squibb. "Bristol-Myers Squibb's support of this fellowship is just one example of our commitment to a diverse and inclusive environment internally and externally so that our work for patients reflects the diversity of the communities we serve, including Black/African American patients. UNCF has a rich history of providing support to African Americans in the life sciences and is uniquely positioned to work with Bristol-Myers Squibb. This partnership will enable the company to build relationships and have access to a diverse pool of scientific talent in the African American community."