Aaysha Noor is Vice President of Inclusion and Belonging at ERIE Insurance, where she leads the enterprise-wide strategy to advance inclusive excellence to support the business, including efforts related to the workforce, workplace, marketplace, products, agents, and communities. She oversees the design, implementation, and measurement of sustainable inclusion initiatives that strengthen engagement, drive business performance, and support long-term organizational impact. Her work focuses on embedding inclusion into business operations—positioning it as a catalyst for innovation, growth, and cultural excellence.
Prior to joining ERIE, Aaysha served as Head of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at The GIANT Company. In this role, she built and launched the organization’s first comprehensive inclusion strategy in its nearly 100-year history. She led enterprise-wide efforts to develop inclusive policies and practices, strengthening employee engagement, business resource groups, customer connection, and community partnerships. She also established the company’s inclusion-focused philanthropic strategy, aligning social impact with business priorities to deepen community investment and brand trust.
A purpose-driven servant leader, Aaysha brings a powerful combination of strategic vision, lived experience, and deep commitment to ensuring every voice is valued and every individual has the opportunity to thrive. Her approach integrates strategic clarity, empathy, and accountability to deliver meaningful, measurable outcomes for our shared humanity. Aaysha is an active civic leader and advocate for social justice and women’s empowerment. She serves on many boards to serve the community and bridge the gap.
Her impact has been recognized nationally and regionally. Among her honors are the Above & Beyond Award from City & State PA, the Leadership in Diversity Award from The Conference for Women, the Sarah Alyce Wright Award from YWCA Greater Harrisburg, and the Torch of Global Enlightenment Award from the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg. She has been named Women of Style by Susquehanna Style Magazine, Top Women in Grocery by Progressive Grocer, DEI Champion by the National Diversity Council, Women of Influence by The Griffin Report, and one of the Top 15 Influential Women in Diversity by Diversity Global Magazine. Additional recognitions include the Lo Mejor de lo Mejor Community Leader of the Year Award, the Impact Award from City & State PA, and the Legacy of Community Service Award from the Latino Convention.
