The Informer

8 May 2018

Deloitte & Google announce Australia’s Outstanding 50 LGBTI Leaders 

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 Last night at Google’s Sydney Headquarters, professional service firm Deloitte and Google Australia announced Australia’s Outstanding 50 LGBTI Leaders, to further develop workplace inclusion and create role models for LGBTI workers. 

 

The list includes 24 women and 26 men, including two transgender business leaders and an intersex leader with leaders from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, Darwin and Adelaide. 

 

Dean Arcuri spoke to Robbie Robertson, a partner in Deloitte and the national lead for the LGBTI community within Deloitte about their 50 Outstanding Leaders, and the importance of highlighting diversity within the business world. 

 

This segment aired on JOY 94.9 on 8th May 2018 

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