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At Chubb, we are a culture of individuals passionately committed to our respective crafts. With underwriting at our core, each of us contributes to providing the best insurance coverage and service to our clients. Working together, we are one Chubb.

Chubb is committed to encouraging employee groups such as the Business Roundtables (BRTs). These employee-led, Chubb-supported groups share commonalities of background and experiences and reinforce voice equality by harnessing the power of diversity through circles of influence, support and development.

 

About Chubb Pride

Chubb Pride is one of the employee groups (“business roundtable”) that is open to all employees and focuses primarily on support for an individual’s ability to self-identify as to their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression in the workplace. Through education, advocacy and the vital support of our allies, we continually monitor and influence our company culture and policies to ensure that we best engage the talents and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex and asexual (LGBTQ+) employees.

 

Chubb Pride’s Mission Statement

The mission of Chubb Pride is to maximize our development, engagement, advancement and business contributions with the goal of visible Pride representation throughout the organization. Specifically Pride will positively influence our culture and policies regarding issues and advocacy by collaborating with our business units to build a greater presence within the marketplace. Pride and all employee membership is critical to achieving this mission.

Honored by HRC as “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality”

Equality is inherent to our mission at Chubb, and it starts in our workplace with our team. In 2022, we were named one of the “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality” by the Human Rights Campaign—and have consistently received a 100% score every year we have participated since 2004.

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Supporting our LGBTQ+ employees through Chubb Pride

We understand that people sometimes feel uncomfortable being themselves at work, to the extent that they conceal particular aspects of their identity. 

This affects not only their well-being, both mentally and physically, but also their ability to be productive at work. That’s why, at Chubb, we have Chubb Allies and Regional Connectors.


What is an Ally?

  • Ally is a term to describe a person who believes that everyone should experience full equality in the workplace.
  • Allies believe that all people should be treated with dignity and respect regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
  • Allies challenge negative behaviors and influence others to foster an inclusive environment.
  • Allies are visible and proud to support those around them.

Allies are visible by displaying an Ally sticker, joining Pride activities, attending Diversity, Equity & Inclusion events, adding the Ally logo to their email signature, communicating with others and putting Diversity, Equity & Inclusion on the agenda at team meetings.

Allies challenge behavior which could belittle and/or intimidate others in relation to their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression while always assuming positive intent.

Allies use inclusive language that does not assume that everyone identifies as heterosexual or cisgender.

Chubb Regional Connectors

At Chubb, employees called “Regional Connectors” have volunteered to work with Chubb Pride and take an active role in promoting the visibility of Pride and its mission.  These “connectors” are spread throughout the Chubb North American Regional/Branch network, and are responsible for developing and fostering events that bring Pride members and allies together at the local level.

Engaging our Allies and Connectors at Chubb, we strive to provide an environment where every employee can be their true selves and maximize their potential regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.