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IHG Hotels & Resorts partners with Pride London
IHG Hotels & Resorts is partnering with Pride in London, for its 50th anniversary since the first Pride march in the UK.
Led by IHG’s employee network for LGBTQ+ colleagues, Out & Open, the partnership is supporting the milestone fundraising concert, Proud and Loud: Celebrating 50 Years of Pride,
Taking place at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday 4 June, the Proud and Loud concert features performances including Hayley Kiyoko and Calum Scott.
IHG’s Out & Open employee network provides its employees with a platform to participate in LGBTQ+ focused conversations and activities, as well as opportunities to support their local LGBTQ+ community.
It has is nearly 30 employee network chapters at IHG, which are voluntary groups.
Stephen Quick and Peter Brennan, Co-Executive Sponsors, Out & Open Employee Network, IHG Hotels & Resorts, said: “We are proud to be sponsoring Pride in London for the first time. Our employee networks are at the heart of our inclusive culture.”
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