Indigenous Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize and share the history, culture, traditions and contributions of Indigenous people.
Employees
Agent John Dahlquist recently became the first recipient of a Geek Squad 25-year badge. The one-of-a-kind, gold-plated icon was presented to him in a special ceremony with more than 100 fellow Agents, teammates, leaders and friends.
It’s estimated that about 140,000 children are adopted by American families each year. In August, Best Buy employee Mike Mamula and his wife, Shay, became one of those families with the adoption of their first child, Bodhi.
After serving seven years in the Army, Heath Garcia is now using the work ethic and leadership skills he learned there to thrive in a career at Best Buy.
Manpreet Singh is now a leader in the Queens neighborhood where he grew up. And he's using that role to share his Indian culture, especially during Diwali.
Ryan Brash has only been with Best Buy for about a year, but his outstanding customer attention has drawn recognition from leaders.
A black girl wearing a pink hijab with a superhero cape and a silver crown graces the cover of Zinet Kemal’s first children’s book, Proud in Her Hijab: A Story of Family Strength, Empowerment, and Identity.
A Best Buy employee working in the cloud security engineering space and proud mother of four, Zinet has two daughters who wear hijabs. When she didn’t see girls that look like them represented in literature enough, she decided to write a book of her own.
Growing up, it was normal for Zinet to see women wearing hijabs and to hear the occasional biased comment.
After trying for years to start a family, Beverly and Ted Minda welcomed Matty Lou on Sept. 21.
‘Tis (almost) the season, and Best Buy is looking for employees to help us serve our customers during the holidays.
Ian Seidenfeld represented the United States in table tennis. His dad, the Team USA coach, is a former gold medalist.
Best Buy aims to ensure all employees can bring their whole selves to work. And that’s exactly what Chris does.
Geek Squad assistant manager Brenda Aragão is used to seeing badges for new Agents come across her desk, but this one was different. It was inscribed with her family name.