Call to nominate leading investment executive LGBT+ 'allies'

Part of Project 1000 diversity drive

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LGBT Great is inviting the global investment and savings industry to nominate executives who demonstrate exceptional leadership on the LGBT+ diversity and inclusion agenda as part of its Project 1000 initiative.

Nominations are now open and will run for five weeks until 10pm BST on Friday 5 June. A Top 100 leaders list will then be published on Friday 26 June, the day before Pride celebrations were due to take place in London and New York with the theme of 'allyship'.  Industry executives are required to demonstrate advocacy and positive actions taken to support the LGBT+ community within their firm and across the industry. Nominees are required to evidence the work they do as 'allies' such as sponsoring employee resource groups, influencing policy, mentoring others and raising awareness f...

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