19 Aug OutBritain Wins Global Chamber of the Year at 2024 NGLCC Conference

Palm Springs, California – August 2, 2024 – OutBritain, the UK’s first LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce, has made history by winning the prestigious Global Chamber of the Year award at the 2024 National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) International Business & Leadership Conference. The event, held in Palm Springs, California, saw global leaders and advocates for LGBTQ+ businesses gather to celebrate achievements and discuss future initiatives.

OutBritain’s recognition marks a significant milestone for LGBTQ+ certified businesses across Europe. Since its inception, the chamber has played a crucial role in promoting equality in business, providing resources, and creating opportunities for LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and companies throughout the UK. Winning this award not only underscores OutBritain’s impactful work but also paves the way for the expansion of LGBTQ+ business certification across the continent.

As the first of its kind in the UK, OutBritain has been instrumental in connecting LGBTQ+ businesses with global markets, fostering inclusive business environments, and advocating for the economic empowerment of the LGBTQ+ community. The award highlights the chamber’s success in driving innovation, growth, and representation for LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs on an international scale.

OutBritain’s CEO & Founder, Matt Dabrowski, expressed pride in the recognition, stating, “This award is a testament to the incredible work of our team and the resilience of LGBTQ+ businesses across the UK. We are proud to lead the way in Europe and remain committed to expanding opportunities for LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs worldwide.”

The NGLCC International Business & Leadership Conference is the world’s largest event dedicated to LGBTQ+ business development, bringing together leaders and influencers from around the globe to share insights and celebrate diversity in business. OutBritain’s win sets a new standard for chambers of commerce worldwide, showcasing the importance of inclusive practices in the global economy.