We’re proud to raise the pride flag in Brighton.
.png?cx=0.28&cy=0.18&cw=414&ch=194&hash=3115818407BA749A540EA5970D2FC75B)
Brewing Inclusion
Pride is more than just a celebration; it is an important moment to reflect on the past and have a positive outlook for the future for the LGBTQIA+ community, with support from allies.
We honour all forms of love and identities, and we promote a culture of belonging where everyone feels safe, included, and valued for who they are.
We are committed to fostering an open and inclusive workplace that values the contribution of every one of our colleagues, including members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Empowering DE&I
Our HEINEKEN Colleague Networks are invaluable in helping us to build an inclusive culture across our business. They provide a platform for colleagues to connect, share experiences, and support one another. They foster an environment where everyone feels valued and respected, contributing to a workplace where diversity is not only accepted but celebrated.
Relive the Rainbow
Before we get started, catch up on last year’s Brighton Pride.
“As a gay man, I think it's super important, now more than ever, to still be a committed ally. The only way to be truly inclusive is to ensure that everyone is included, every letter and every shape under the queer umbrella. We’ve come so far as a community, but there are still miles to go. As tough as it can sometimes be, it’s essential to celebrate and I LOVE that Heineken is going to be represented in Brighton.”
Paul
Sales Efficiency Executive
He/Him
“We’re dedicated to creating a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment for everyone to ensure they feel included and welcome to be their true selves. We’ll continue to champion equality and stand together in support of our LGBTQIA+ colleagues, customers and communities. Cheers to all the allies for making our company a place where everyone can thrive.”
Jonathan Ford
Off Trade Director
He/Him
Jonathan Ford
Off Trade Director
He/Him
“I asked my friend who is a member of the LGBTQI+ community what he thought about allyship and times that I have shown true allyship to him. We recanted many good but also some bad memories, as sadly discrimination and prejudice still exist. Ultimately, being an ally is being that person in your life that supports you and supports who you are or who you want to be.”
Jane
E-Commerce Execution Manager
She/Her
Jane
E-Commerce Execution Manager
She/Her