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Editor of DIVA magazine since 2004. Also a media commentator and columnist. | Editor of DIVA magazine since 2004. Also a media commentator and columnist. | ||
[[Russell T | [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
Director, screenwriter | Director, screenwriter | ||
Famous for dramas such as Queer As Folk, and Channel 4 / E4 series’ Banana and Cucumber. | Famous for dramas such as Queer As Folk, and Channel 4 / E4 series’ Banana and Cucumber. | ||
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British journalist, activist | British journalist, activist | ||
Writes for various newspapers and websites, including Buzzfeed, The Guardian, and Attitude. | Writes for various newspapers and websites, including Buzzfeed, The Guardian, and Attitude. | ||
==Campaigner== | ==Campaigner== | ||
[[Bisi Alimi]] | [[Bisi Alimi]] | ||
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Bisi works as an HIV consultant and on global LGBT advocacy. | Bisi works as an HIV consultant and on global LGBT advocacy. | ||
[[Ruth Hunt]] | |||
Campaigner | Campaigner | ||
CEO of Stonewall who helped develop the campaign for the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act. | CEO of Stonewall who helped develop the campaign for the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act. | ||
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CEO of the Albert Kennedy Trust, which supports homeless LGBT young people. | CEO of the Albert Kennedy Trust, which supports homeless LGBT young people. | ||
[[Ben | [[Ben Summerskill]] | ||
Campaigner | Campaigner | ||
Ex CEO of Stonewall and recipient of the 2015 British LGBT Lifetime Achievement Award. | Ex CEO of Stonewall and recipient of the 2015 British LGBT Lifetime Achievement Award. | ||
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An award-winning actor and a co-founder of Stonewall, the gay rights organisation. | An award-winning actor and a co-founder of Stonewall, the gay rights organisation. | ||
Graham Norton | [[Graham Norton]] | ||
Television and radio presenter | Television and radio presenter | ||
Top TV chat show host and winner of the 2015 British LGBT Awards Broadcaster of the Year. | Top TV chat show host and winner of the 2015 British LGBT Awards Broadcaster of the Year. | ||
Paul O’Grady | [[Paul O’Grady]] | ||
Comedian, television presenter | Comedian, television presenter | ||
Daytime talk show and Radio 2 host, also patron of the Peter Tatchell Foundation. | Daytime talk show and Radio 2 host, also patron of the Peter Tatchell Foundation. | ||
Heather Peace | [[Heather Peace]] | ||
Actress, singer, songwriter | Actress, singer, songwriter | ||
Patron of Manchester Pride and involved in a number of charities, including DRM and AKT. | Patron of Manchester Pride and involved in a number of charities, including DRM and AKT. | ||
[[Sue Perkins]] | |||
Sue Perkins | |||
Comedian, television presenter | Comedian, television presenter | ||
Host of The Great British Bake Off. Featured on the Rainbow List since 2008 and #6 in 2014. | Host of The Great British Bake Off. Featured on the Rainbow List since 2008 and #6 in 2014. | ||
Russell Tovey | [[Russell Tovey]] | ||
Actor | Actor | ||
Openly gay actor, best known for his roles in Him & Her, Being Human and Banished. | Openly gay actor, best known for his roles in Him & Her, Being Human and Banished. | ||
Politics | ==Politics== | ||
[[Lord Alli]] | |||
Lord Alli | |||
Media entrepreneur, politician | Media entrepreneur, politician | ||
The first openly gay peer, who has used his position to repeal LGBT laws. | The first openly gay peer, who has used his position to repeal LGBT laws. | ||
Mhairi Black | [[Mhairi Black]] | ||
MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire South | MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire South | ||
The youngest MP to be elected to parliament since 1832. | The youngest MP to be elected to parliament since 1832. | ||
Lord Cashman of Limehouse | [[Lord Cashman of Limehouse]] | ||
Politician, former MEP, actor | Politician, former MEP, actor | ||
Labour Peer and co-founder of Stonewall. Former actor on TV soap, EastEnders. | Labour Peer and co-founder of Stonewall. Former actor on TV soap, EastEnders. | ||
[[Ruth Davidson]] | |||
Ruth Davidson | |||
MP for Glasgow | MP for Glasgow | ||
Openly gay Scottish politician, currently leader of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. | Openly gay Scottish politician, currently leader of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. | ||
Angela Eagle | [[Angela Eagle]] | ||
Labour MP for Wallasey | Labour MP for Wallasey | ||
Parliament’s first openly lesbian member when she came out in 1997. | Parliament’s first openly lesbian member when she came out in 1997. | ||
Mike Freer | [[Mike Freer]] | ||
MP for Finchley and Golders Green | MP for Finchley and Golders Green | ||
Conservative MP, who came out during a speech over the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013. | Conservative MP, who came out during a speech over the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013. | ||
Wes Streeting | [[Wes Streeting]] | ||
Labour MP for Ilford North | Labour MP for Ilford North | ||
Elected in the 2015. Deputy Leader of the London Borough of Redbridge. | Elected in the 2015. Deputy Leader of the London Borough of Redbridge. | ||
[[Margot James]] | |||
Margot James | |||
Conservative MP for Stourbridge | Conservative MP for Stourbridge | ||
The first openly lesbian candidate to be elected to the party when she came out in 2010. | The first openly lesbian candidate to be elected to the party when she came out in 2010. | ||
Gerald Jones | [[Gerald Jones]] | ||
MP for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney | MP for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney | ||
Openly gay welsh politician, voted for in the May 2015 general election. | Openly gay welsh politician, voted for in the May 2015 general election. | ||
Ivan Massow | [[Ivan Massow]] | ||
London mayoral candidate | London mayoral candidate | ||
Gay rights campaigner who has launched a 2015 bid to become Mayor of London. | Gay rights campaigner who has launched a 2015 bid to become Mayor of London. | ||
Business Leaders | |||
Christopher Bailey | ==Business Leaders== | ||
[[Christopher Bailey]] | |||
Chief Creative/Exec Officer, Burberry | Chief Creative/Exec Officer, Burberry | ||
Mentor to emerging British creative talent from the Royal College of Art. | Mentor to emerging British creative talent from the Royal College of Art. | ||
Alison Berryman | [[Alison Berryman]] | ||
CEO Barclaycard UK | CEO Barclaycard UK | ||
Member of their LGBT network, Spectrum. Works to create an open and diverse workforce. | Member of their LGBT network, Spectrum. Works to create an open and diverse workforce. | ||
[[Claudia Brind-Woody]] | |||
Claudia Brind-Woody | |||
Vice President and MD, IBM | Vice President and MD, IBM | ||
One of the most senior out executives at IBM. | One of the most senior out executives at IBM. | ||
Co-chairs their Global LGBT Executive Taskforce | Co-chairs their Global LGBT Executive Taskforce | ||
Lord Browne | [[Lord Browne]] | ||
Former CEO of BP | Former CEO of BP | ||
Called on CEOs to take responsibility for setting the right tone around LGBT inclusion at work | Called on CEOs to take responsibility for setting the right tone around LGBT inclusion at work | ||
Alison McFadyen | [[Alison McFadyen]] | ||
Head of Audit, Standard Chartered | Head of Audit, Standard Chartered | ||
Active member of the bank’s LGBT Network and regular speaker at events. | Active member of the bank’s LGBT Network and regular speaker at events. | ||
[[Mary Portas]] | |||
Mary Portas | |||
Retail consultant, television presenter | Retail consultant, television presenter | ||
Consulted by the government to revive the fortunes of the high street. | Consulted by the government to revive the fortunes of the high street. | ||
Huma Qazi | [[Huma Qazi]] | ||
MD, Coaching and HR consultancy | MD, Coaching and HR consultancy | ||
An advocate for raising awareness, especially on LGBT in the workplace and in schools. | An advocate for raising awareness, especially on LGBT in the workplace and in schools. | ||
Antonio Simoes | [[Antonio Simoes]] | ||
Chief Executive Officer, HSBC UK | Chief Executive Officer, HSBC UK | ||
Has increased the visibility of LGBT issues at HSBC. Works with their Pride networks. | Has increased the visibility of LGBT issues at HSBC. Works with their Pride networks. | ||
[[Anthony Watson]] | |||
Anthony Watson | |||
President and CEO, Bitreserve | President and CEO, Bitreserve | ||
First British and non-American citizen to be appointed to the Board of Directors of GLAAD. | First British and non-American citizen to be appointed to the Board of Directors of GLAAD. | ||
Andy Woodfield | [[Andy Woodfield]] | ||
Partner, PwC | Partner, PwC | ||
Created the LGBT network GLEE@PwC. Takes a keen interest in LGBTI and Human Rights. | Created the LGBT network GLEE@PwC. Takes a keen interest in LGBTI and Human Rights. | ||
Workplace Heroes | ==Workplace Heroes== | ||
Liz Bingham | [[Liz Bingham]] | ||
Managing Partner, EY | Managing Partner, EY | ||
An active member of associations connected to gender, diversity and LGBT. Stonewall Ambassador | An active member of associations connected to gender, diversity and LGBT. Stonewall Ambassador | ||
[[Suran Dickson]] | |||
Suran Dickson | |||
CEO, Diversity Role Models | CEO, Diversity Role Models | ||
Founder of Diversity Role Models – working to prevent homophobic and gender-based bullying. | Founder of Diversity Role Models – working to prevent homophobic and gender-based bullying. | ||
[[Claire Harvey]] | |||
Claire Harvey | |||
Inclusive Leadership Consultant, KPMG Captain, Team GB Paralympic sitting volleyball team, 2012. Assistant Director, Youth Sport Trust. | Inclusive Leadership Consultant, KPMG Captain, Team GB Paralympic sitting volleyball team, 2012. Assistant Director, Youth Sport Trust. | ||
Vinay Kapoor | [[Vinay Kapoor]] | ||
D&I Manager, BNP Paribas | D&I Manager, BNP Paribas | ||
Founded BNP Paribas’ Diversity Week, ensuring inclusion is an integral part of the bank’s work. | Founded BNP Paribas’ Diversity Week, ensuring inclusion is an integral part of the bank’s work. | ||
Robert Kerse | [[Robert Kerse]] | ||
Exec Director Finance, Circle Housing | Exec Director Finance, Circle Housing | ||
Named as one of the most inspiring LGBT Business Leaders in the Financial Times | Named as one of the most inspiring LGBT Business Leaders in the Financial Times | ||
Mark MacKenzie MBE | [[Mark MacKenzie]] MBE | ||
Capability Development Specialist, TFL | Capability Development Specialist, TFL | ||
Founding member of TfL’s LGBT network and led the group’s support for Pride in London | Founding member of TfL’s LGBT network and led the group’s support for Pride in London | ||
Tim Jarman | [[Tim Jarman]] | ||
Assistant Director of D&I, EY | Assistant Director of D&I, EY | ||
Tim leads EY’s strategy for LGBT issues across the UK and Ireland. | Tim leads EY’s strategy for LGBT issues across the UK and Ireland. | ||
Mark McLane | [[Mark McLane]] | ||
Global Head of D&I, Barclays | Global Head of D&I, Barclays | ||
Developed a strategy focusing on diversity for Barclays, one of Stonewall’s Top 10 employers. | Developed a strategy focusing on diversity for Barclays, one of Stonewall’s Top 10 employers. | ||
Nicky Moffat | [[Nicky Moffat]] | ||
Consultant, Ex-brigadier British Army | Consultant, Ex-brigadier British Army | ||
Formerly the most senior woman in the British Army, now runs a leadership consultancy. | Formerly the most senior woman in the British Army, now runs a leadership consultancy. | ||
Toby Whitehouse | [[Toby Whitehouse]] | ||
Director, Gaydio | Director, Gaydio | ||
One of the Directors and co-founders of Gaydio, leading gay radio station. | One of the Directors and co-founders of Gaydio, leading gay radio station. | ||
[[Daniel Winterfeldt]] | |||
Daniel Winterfeldt | |||
Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP | Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP | ||
Founder and co-chair of the Interlaw Diversity Forum and the Purple Reign campaign. | Founder and co-chair of the Interlaw Diversity Forum and the Purple Reign campaign. | ||
Transgender | |||
Sarah Brown | ==Transgender== | ||
[[Sarah Brown]] | |||
Activist, politician | Activist, politician | ||
Liberal Democrat, who was, for a time, the only openly transgender elected politician in the UK. | Liberal Democrat, who was, for a time, the only openly transgender elected politician in the UK. | ||
Jane Fae | [[Jane Fae]] | ||
Writer, feminist | Writer, feminist | ||
Writes about important issues of political and sexual liberty. | Writes about important issues of political and sexual liberty. | ||
[[Jacqui Gavin]] | |||
Jacqui Gavin | |||
ViceChair of a:gender | ViceChair of a:gender | ||
Former model who is a gender and Diversity Role Model. Also helps to organise Liverpool Pride. | Former model who is a gender and Diversity Role Model. Also helps to organise Liverpool Pride. | ||
Stephanie Hirst | [[Stephanie Hirst]] | ||
Radio presenter | Radio presenter | ||
Openly transgender radio presenter, best known for hosting Hit40UK on Capital FM Yorkshire. | Openly transgender radio presenter, best known for hosting Hit40UK on Capital FM Yorkshire. | ||
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Flight Lieutenant, Royal Air Force | Flight Lieutenant, Royal Air Force | ||
Britain’s only openly transgender military pilot in the RAF. | Britain’s only openly transgender military pilot in the RAF. | ||
[[Kellie Maloney]] | |||
Kellie Maloney | |||
Boxing manager and promoter | Boxing manager and promoter | ||
Most famous for managing Lennox Lewis, before publicly announcing that she was transgender. | Most famous for managing Lennox Lewis, before publicly announcing that she was transgender. | ||
Juno Roche | [[Juno Roche]] | ||
Teacher, speaker | Teacher, speaker | ||
Former teacher, now working to support other transgender teachers’ visibility and rights. | Former teacher, now working to support other transgender teachers’ visibility and rights. | ||
Kate Stone | [[Kate Stone]] | ||
Scientist | Scientist | ||
Won Press Complaints Commission negotiation after her transgender status was published. | Won Press Complaints Commission negotiation after her transgender status was published. | ||
Amy Stanning | [[Amy Stanning]] | ||
Shared Services Director, Barclays PLC | Shared Services Director, Barclays PLC | ||
Co-chair for Spectrum, the bank’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employee network. | Co-chair for Spectrum, the bank’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employee network. | ||
[[Stephen Whittle]] OBE | |||
Stephen Whittle OBE | |||
Activist | Activist | ||
A professor of Equalities Law in the School of Law at Manchester Metropolitan University. | A professor of Equalities Law in the School of Law at Manchester Metropolitan University. | ||
Charity and Community | ==Charity and Community== | ||
Albert Kennedy Trust | [[Albert Kennedy Trust]] | ||
LGBT youth homeless charity | LGBT youth homeless charity | ||
Supporting young LGBT 16-25 year olds who are made homeless or living in a hostile environment. | Supporting young LGBT 16-25 year olds who are made homeless or living in a hostile environment. | ||
Broken Rainbow | [[Broken Rainbow]] | ||
LGBT charity | LGBT charity | ||
Raising awareness to, and combating same-sex domestic violence and abuse. | Raising awareness to, and combating same-sex domestic violence and abuse. | ||
Ditch The Label | [[Ditch The Label]] | ||
Anti-bullying charity | Anti-bullying charity | ||
Providing support to those who are bullied in online and offline environments. | Providing support to those who are bullied in online and offline environments. | ||
Diversity Role Models | [[Diversity Role Models]] | ||
Anti-bullying charity | Anti-bullying charity | ||
Seeks to prevent homophobic and transphobic bullying in UK schools. | Seeks to prevent homophobic and transphobic bullying in UK schools. | ||
GALOP | [[GALOP]] | ||
Anti-LGBT hate crime charity | Anti-LGBT hate crime charity | ||
Helping victims of homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, sexual violence or domestic abuse. | Helping victims of homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, sexual violence or domestic abuse. | ||
The Gender Trust | [[The Gender Trust]] | ||
Gender identity charity | Gender identity charity | ||
Helping those who are affected by gender | Helping those who are affected by gender | ||
identity issues. | identity issues. | ||
The Kaleidoscope Trust | [[The Kaleidoscope Trust]] | ||
Human Rights Charity | Human Rights Charity | ||
The Kaleidoscope Trust works to uphold the human rights of LGBT people. | The Kaleidoscope Trust works to uphold the human rights of LGBT people. | ||
Mermaids | [[Mermaids]] | ||
Transgender charity | Transgender charity | ||
Supporting children and teenagers with gender identity issues. | Supporting children and teenagers with gender identity issues. | ||
Opening Doors | [[Opening Doors]] | ||
LGBT charity | LGBT charity | ||
Focuses on meeting the needs of older | Focuses on meeting the needs of older | ||
LGBT communities. | LGBT communities. | ||
Stonewall | [[Stonewall]] | ||
LGBT rights charity | LGBT rights charity | ||
Working for equality and justice for all | Working for equality and justice for all | ||
LGBT people. | LGBT people. | ||
Influencers | |||
==Influencers== | |||
Rylan Clark | [[Rylan Clark ]] | ||
Television presenter | Television presenter | ||
Rose to fame on X Factor and Big Brother, before becoming a host of Big Brother’s Bit on the Side. | Rose to fame on X Factor and Big Brother, before becoming a host of Big Brother’s Bit on the Side. | ||
Tom Daley | [[Tom Daley]] | ||
Olympic diver | Olympic diver | ||
Olympic diving gold medallist who came out publicly in 2013, by posting a video on YouTube. | Olympic diving gold medallist who came out publicly in 2013, by posting a video on YouTube. | ||
Evan Davis | [[Evan Davis]] | ||
Journalist, television presenter | Journalist, television presenter | ||
An economist, journalist and presenter who is the current host of Newsnight. | An economist, journalist and presenter who is the current host of Newsnight. | ||
[[Paris Lees]] | |||
Paris Lees | |||
Journalist, transgender activist | Journalist, transgender activist | ||
Was the first trans woman presenter on both BBC Radio 1 and Channel 4. | Was the first trans woman presenter on both BBC Radio 1 and Channel 4. | ||
Jack Monroe | [[Jack Monroe]] | ||
Writer, campaigner | Writer, campaigner | ||
Gained fame through writing a blog about living as an impoverished single parent struggling to feed herself and her son on £10/week. | Gained fame through writing a blog about living as an impoverished single parent struggling to feed herself and her son on £10/week. | ||
Leng Montgomery | [[Leng Montgomery]] | ||
D&I advocate, media commentator | D&I advocate, media commentator | ||
Volunteers with Diversity Role Models and speaks regularly about trans issues. | Volunteers with Diversity Role Models and speaks regularly about trans issues. | ||
Kathryn Nawrockyi | [[Kathryn Nawrockyi]] | ||
Director of Opportunity Now | Director of Opportunity Now | ||
An ambassador for Albert Kennedy Trust and a Diversity Role Model. | An ambassador for Albert Kennedy Trust and a Diversity Role Model. | ||
Scott Nunn | [[Scott Nunn]] | ||
Photographer, journalist | Photographer, journalist | ||
Co-founder of Gay Star News one of the top LGBT news sites in the world. | Co-founder of Gay Star News one of the top LGBT news sites in the world. | ||
Tris Reid-Smith | [[Tris Reid-Smith]] | ||
Director, editor, journalist | Director, editor, journalist | ||
Co-founder and editor-in-chief of Gay Star News. | Co-founder and editor-in-chief of Gay Star News. | ||
[[Gok Wan ]] | |||
Gok Wan | |||
Television presenter | Television presenter | ||
Best known for his Channel 4 television programme, How to Look Good Naked | Best known for his Channel 4 television programme, How to Look Good Naked | ||
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Arts
Dean Atta Poet Atta’s poem about Stephen Lawrence went viral in 2012. He writes about homophobia in hip-hop.
Rikki Beadle-Blair Actor, director, screenwriter A man of many talents, who has written and directed many LGBT productions. Stephen Beresford Actor, screenwriter Best known for writing Pride, the film in which lesbians and gays support 80s striking miners.
Paul Burston Writer Founder and host of award-winning LGBT literary salon, Polari.
Jane Czyzselska Editor of DIVA magazine Editor of DIVA magazine since 2004. Also a media commentator and columnist.
Russell T Davies Director, screenwriter Famous for dramas such as Queer As Folk, and Channel 4 / E4 series’ Banana and Cucumber.
Carol Ann Duffy Poet, playwright The first scottish openly LGBT woman to be appointed Britain’s Poet Laureate.
Stella Duffy Writer, performer, director Author of 13 novels and countless short stories. She won Stonewall writer of the year in 2010.
Kate Moross Designer, illustrator, art director Produced nationwide campaigns for Cadburys and Topshop and illustrations for Vogue Magazine.
Patrick Strudwick British journalist, activist Writes for various newspapers and websites, including Buzzfeed, The Guardian, and Attitude.
Campaigner
Bisi Alimi Campaigner Bisi works as an HIV consultant and on global LGBT advocacy.
Ruth Hunt Campaigner CEO of Stonewall who helped develop the campaign for the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act.
Caroline Murphy Campaigner Labour activist, union delegate and a campaigner on LGBT issues and violence against women.
Phyll Opoku-Gyimah Campaigner Founder and managing director of UK Black Pride to promote unity among LGBT black people.
Lance Price Campaigner Ex-BBC journalist and adviser to the Blair government. Founded the Kaleidoscope Trust
Sue Sanders Campaigner LGBT rights campaigner, co-founder of LGBT History Month and chair of Schools OUT UK.
Edwin Sesange Campaigner African LGBTI Out and Proud Diamond group President and gay rights activist.
Tim Sigsworth Campaigner CEO of the Albert Kennedy Trust, which supports homeless LGBT young people.
Ben Summerskill Campaigner Ex CEO of Stonewall and recipient of the 2015 British LGBT Lifetime Achievement Award.
Peter Tatchell Campaigner Gay rights activist, whose recent campaigns focus on anti-gay laws in Uganda and Russia.
Entertainers
Clare Balding Television presenter, journalist TV host of high-profile sporting events. Awarded an OBE in 2013 for services to broadcasting.
Alan Carr Comedian, television presenter His Channel 4 show, Chatty Man (12th series), won a BAFTA in 2014 and an RTS award in 2015.
Stephen Fry Writer, actor, television presenter Gay rights advocate, who is outspoken on matters from equal marriage, to the Sochi Olympics.
Elton John Singer, songwriter, composer, pianist A fantastic role model for gay parenting, raising two boys alongside husband David Furnish.
Sir Ian McKellen Actor, activist An award-winning actor and a co-founder of Stonewall, the gay rights organisation.
Graham Norton Television and radio presenter Top TV chat show host and winner of the 2015 British LGBT Awards Broadcaster of the Year.
Paul O’Grady Comedian, television presenter Daytime talk show and Radio 2 host, also patron of the Peter Tatchell Foundation.
Heather Peace Actress, singer, songwriter Patron of Manchester Pride and involved in a number of charities, including DRM and AKT.
Sue Perkins Comedian, television presenter Host of The Great British Bake Off. Featured on the Rainbow List since 2008 and #6 in 2014.
Russell Tovey Actor Openly gay actor, best known for his roles in Him & Her, Being Human and Banished.
Politics
Lord Alli Media entrepreneur, politician The first openly gay peer, who has used his position to repeal LGBT laws.
Mhairi Black MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire South The youngest MP to be elected to parliament since 1832.
Lord Cashman of Limehouse Politician, former MEP, actor Labour Peer and co-founder of Stonewall. Former actor on TV soap, EastEnders.
Ruth Davidson MP for Glasgow Openly gay Scottish politician, currently leader of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party.
Angela Eagle Labour MP for Wallasey Parliament’s first openly lesbian member when she came out in 1997.
Mike Freer MP for Finchley and Golders Green Conservative MP, who came out during a speech over the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013.
Wes Streeting Labour MP for Ilford North Elected in the 2015. Deputy Leader of the London Borough of Redbridge.
Margot James Conservative MP for Stourbridge The first openly lesbian candidate to be elected to the party when she came out in 2010.
Gerald Jones MP for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney Openly gay welsh politician, voted for in the May 2015 general election.
Ivan Massow London mayoral candidate Gay rights campaigner who has launched a 2015 bid to become Mayor of London.
Business Leaders
Christopher Bailey Chief Creative/Exec Officer, Burberry Mentor to emerging British creative talent from the Royal College of Art.
Alison Berryman CEO Barclaycard UK Member of their LGBT network, Spectrum. Works to create an open and diverse workforce.
Claudia Brind-Woody Vice President and MD, IBM One of the most senior out executives at IBM. Co-chairs their Global LGBT Executive Taskforce
Lord Browne Former CEO of BP Called on CEOs to take responsibility for setting the right tone around LGBT inclusion at work
Alison McFadyen Head of Audit, Standard Chartered Active member of the bank’s LGBT Network and regular speaker at events.
Mary Portas Retail consultant, television presenter Consulted by the government to revive the fortunes of the high street.
Huma Qazi MD, Coaching and HR consultancy An advocate for raising awareness, especially on LGBT in the workplace and in schools.
Antonio Simoes Chief Executive Officer, HSBC UK Has increased the visibility of LGBT issues at HSBC. Works with their Pride networks.
Anthony Watson President and CEO, Bitreserve First British and non-American citizen to be appointed to the Board of Directors of GLAAD.
Andy Woodfield Partner, PwC Created the LGBT network GLEE@PwC. Takes a keen interest in LGBTI and Human Rights.
Workplace Heroes
Liz Bingham Managing Partner, EY An active member of associations connected to gender, diversity and LGBT. Stonewall Ambassador
Suran Dickson CEO, Diversity Role Models Founder of Diversity Role Models – working to prevent homophobic and gender-based bullying.
Claire Harvey Inclusive Leadership Consultant, KPMG Captain, Team GB Paralympic sitting volleyball team, 2012. Assistant Director, Youth Sport Trust.
Vinay Kapoor D&I Manager, BNP Paribas Founded BNP Paribas’ Diversity Week, ensuring inclusion is an integral part of the bank’s work.
Robert Kerse Exec Director Finance, Circle Housing Named as one of the most inspiring LGBT Business Leaders in the Financial Times
Mark MacKenzie MBE Capability Development Specialist, TFL Founding member of TfL’s LGBT network and led the group’s support for Pride in London
Tim Jarman Assistant Director of D&I, EY Tim leads EY’s strategy for LGBT issues across the UK and Ireland.
Mark McLane Global Head of D&I, Barclays Developed a strategy focusing on diversity for Barclays, one of Stonewall’s Top 10 employers.
Nicky Moffat Consultant, Ex-brigadier British Army Formerly the most senior woman in the British Army, now runs a leadership consultancy.
Toby Whitehouse Director, Gaydio One of the Directors and co-founders of Gaydio, leading gay radio station.
Daniel Winterfeldt Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP Founder and co-chair of the Interlaw Diversity Forum and the Purple Reign campaign.
Transgender
Sarah Brown Activist, politician Liberal Democrat, who was, for a time, the only openly transgender elected politician in the UK.
Jane Fae Writer, feminist Writes about important issues of political and sexual liberty.
Jacqui Gavin ViceChair of a:gender Former model who is a gender and Diversity Role Model. Also helps to organise Liverpool Pride.
Stephanie Hirst Radio presenter Openly transgender radio presenter, best known for hosting Hit40UK on Capital FM Yorkshire.
Ayla Holdom Flight Lieutenant, Royal Air Force Britain’s only openly transgender military pilot in the RAF.
Kellie Maloney Boxing manager and promoter Most famous for managing Lennox Lewis, before publicly announcing that she was transgender.
Juno Roche Teacher, speaker Former teacher, now working to support other transgender teachers’ visibility and rights.
Kate Stone Scientist Won Press Complaints Commission negotiation after her transgender status was published.
Amy Stanning Shared Services Director, Barclays PLC Co-chair for Spectrum, the bank’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employee network.
Stephen Whittle OBE Activist A professor of Equalities Law in the School of Law at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Charity and Community
Albert Kennedy Trust LGBT youth homeless charity Supporting young LGBT 16-25 year olds who are made homeless or living in a hostile environment.
Broken Rainbow LGBT charity Raising awareness to, and combating same-sex domestic violence and abuse.
Ditch The Label Anti-bullying charity Providing support to those who are bullied in online and offline environments.
Diversity Role Models Anti-bullying charity Seeks to prevent homophobic and transphobic bullying in UK schools.
GALOP Anti-LGBT hate crime charity Helping victims of homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, sexual violence or domestic abuse.
The Gender Trust Gender identity charity Helping those who are affected by gender identity issues.
The Kaleidoscope Trust Human Rights Charity The Kaleidoscope Trust works to uphold the human rights of LGBT people.
Mermaids Transgender charity Supporting children and teenagers with gender identity issues.
Opening Doors LGBT charity Focuses on meeting the needs of older LGBT communities.
Stonewall LGBT rights charity Working for equality and justice for all LGBT people.
Influencers
Rylan Clark Television presenter Rose to fame on X Factor and Big Brother, before becoming a host of Big Brother’s Bit on the Side.
Tom Daley Olympic diver Olympic diving gold medallist who came out publicly in 2013, by posting a video on YouTube.
Evan Davis Journalist, television presenter An economist, journalist and presenter who is the current host of Newsnight.
Paris Lees Journalist, transgender activist Was the first trans woman presenter on both BBC Radio 1 and Channel 4.
Jack Monroe Writer, campaigner Gained fame through writing a blog about living as an impoverished single parent struggling to feed herself and her son on £10/week.
Leng Montgomery D&I advocate, media commentator Volunteers with Diversity Role Models and speaks regularly about trans issues.
Kathryn Nawrockyi Director of Opportunity Now An ambassador for Albert Kennedy Trust and a Diversity Role Model.
Scott Nunn Photographer, journalist Co-founder of Gay Star News one of the top LGBT news sites in the world.
Tris Reid-Smith Director, editor, journalist Co-founder and editor-in-chief of Gay Star News.
Gok Wan Television presenter Best known for his Channel 4 television programme, How to Look Good Naked