Empresas líderes en implementación de planes LGTBI+

Discover the organizations setting the standard in promoting LGBTQ+ diversity and inclusion within the workplace. This list highlights companies with advanced policies, comprehensive benefits, and corporate cultures that actively support their LGBTQ+ employees. Explore how these companies implement non-discrimination plans, offer support for gender transitions, and foster employee resource groups. It's an essential guide for professionals seeking inclusive work environments and for companies aiming to enhance their own diversity strategies.

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    IBM (Madrid)

    282 Global Votes
    • Named world's most LGBT-inclusive employer

      (+4)

    IBM has demonstrated a historic commitment to diversity and inclusion, implementing progressive policies such as gender-neutral restrooms and inclusive dress codes. The company promotes the visibility of LGBT+ role models in executive positions and offers development programs for the promotion of LGBT+ employees.

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    COFIDES

    0 Global Votes
    • Has an Equality Commission ensuring human rights and diversity

      (+4)

    COFIDES has approved policies and collective bargaining agreements that ensure equal opportunities and protection for LGBTIQ+ individuals in the workplace. The company has implemented an Equality Commission and joined the Business Network for LGBTI Diversity and Inclusion (REDI) to strengthen its diversity management.

  3. 3

    BBVA

    0 Global Votes
    • Received a perfect score on the 2021 Corporate Equality Index

      (+4)

    BBVA has demonstrated a significant commitment to LGBTI+ diversity, illuminating its La Vela headquarters in Madrid with the colors of the Pride flag and making LGBT+ diversity the third-highest priority in its corporate projects. The company fosters an inclusive work environment and values diversity, which is reflected in its policies and actions.

  4. 4

    Deloitte (Spain)

    0 Global Votes

    Deloitte actively implements LGBT+ inclusion plans that aim to empower its employees to be authentic in the workplace. The firm promotes a culture of 'allyship' and has published global reports on LGBT+ inclusion in the workplace, highlighting its commitment to the well-being of its LGBT+ colleagues.

  5. 5

    LVMH Iberia

    0 Global Votes
    • Supports LGBTI+ people through concrete initiatives

      (+4)

    LVMH Iberia demonstrates a strong commitment to LGBTI+ inclusion, evidenced by its participation in events such as the WorkPride Networking Event in Madrid and the "In Their Shoes: Building Allyship" initiative during Pride Month 2025. The company actively promotes respect for all sexual orientations and gender identities, reaffirming its dedication to an inclusive work environment through signing L'Autre Cercle Charter of LGBT+ Commitment and participating in global Pride Walks.

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  7. 6

    Procter & Gamble (Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid)

    0 Global Votes
    • Championed LGBTQ+ equality for over 30 years

      (+4)

    Procter & Gamble has demonstrated a sustained commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion, evidenced by its global GABLE (Gay, Ally, Bisexual, Lesbian and Transgender Employees) affinity group. The company has achieved a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index for ten consecutive years, reflecting its dedication to equal rights and benefits for its LGBTQ+ employees.

  8. 7

    SAP (Madrid)

    0 Global Votes
    • Sets a thought-leading diversity and inclusion example

      (+4)

    SAP actively promotes LGTBI+ diversity and inclusion through various initiatives and activities throughout the year, demonstrating a clear commitment to creating an inclusive workplace. The company has detailed its journey in LGBT diversity management, underscoring its strategic and continuous focus in this area. Furthermore, its neuroinclusion initiatives, such as 'Autism at Work', reflect a corporate culture that values inclusion in a broad sense.

  9. 8

    Apple (Cork, Ireland)

    0 Global Votes
    • Supports the Equality Act in the US Congress

      (+4)

    Apple in Cork has demonstrated a strong commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion through the establishment of Pride@Apple, its first Diversity Network Association in Cork in 2015. The company actively supports the LGBTQ+ community through internal initiatives and backing organizations like BeLonG To and Shout Out in Ireland. Its corporate culture promotes diversity and inclusion as a fundamental part of its DNA, striving for a work environment that reflects the diversity of the communities it serves.

  10. 9

    Scotiabank

    0 Global Votes
    • Invests in charities for LGBT+ opportunities

      (+4)

    Scotiabank has been consistently recognized for its leadership in implementing LGBT+ plans, achieving perfect scores in corporate equality indices and being named one of the best places to work for LGBTQ+ equality. The company demonstrates a strong commitment to creating an inclusive environment for its LGBT+ employees, with initiatives that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion globally.

  11. 10

    Banco Falabella

    0 Global Votes

    Banco Falabella has been recognized with the Best LGBTI+ ERG Award for its outstanding work in promoting sexual diversity and creating inclusive spaces. The company actively fosters an environment where LGBTI+ individuals feel treated with respect and can be authentic in their workplace.

  12. 11

    Seguros Falabella

    0 Global Votes

    Seguros Falabella has been recognized for its leadership in implementing LGTBI+ plans, standing out for its commitment to inclusion and diversity in the workplace. The company received the Best ERG LGBTI+ Award alongside Banco Falabella, highlighting its efforts to foster an environment where every individual can be authentic.

Frequently asked questions

This ranking evaluates the implementation of LGTBI+ diversity and inclusion measures and programs within companies, especially those complying with current Spanish legislation, such as Royal Decree 1026/2024 and Law 4/2023, which mandate anti-harassment and non-discrimination protocols.
Companies can be considered if they demonstrate an active commitment to LGTBI+ equality and inclusion, including implementing diversity programs, supporting employee resource groups, and adapting their benefits packages to be inclusive of all gender identities.
A 'leading company' in this context is one that goes beyond legal compliance, integrating LGTBI+ inclusion into its corporate culture through clear policies, specific training for managers, gender-neutral language in communications, and visible support for gender transition in the workplace.
The results of this ranking should be interpreted as a guide to best practices in implementing LGTBI+ plans, highlighting organizations that are setting the standard for creating inclusive and equitable workplaces in Spain.

How we built this ranking and what to consider when choosing

Our methodology for identifying leading companies in LGTBI+ plan implementation is based on a comprehensive analysis of their commitment and concrete actions towards diversity and inclusion. We consider both regulatory compliance and proactive initiatives that foster a safe and equitable work environment for all individuals.

  • The existence and effectiveness of internal policies and protocols to prevent harassment and discrimination are evaluated, in line with Royal Decree 1026/2024 and Law 4/2023.
  • The implementation of LGTBI+ diversity programs and the creation of inclusion networks or LGTBI+ employee resource groups are considered.
  • Specific training for people managers and the use of gender-neutral language in internal and external company communications are valued.
  • Support offered to employees during gender transition processes and the relevance of benefits packages for all employees, including the LGTBI+ community, are examined.
  • The company's public commitment to LGTBI+ equality and inclusion, as well as its participation in business diversity networks, is taken into account.
  • Compliance with current Spanish legislation on LGTBI+ equality and non-discrimination, including the obligation to implement measures in companies with more than 50 employees.
  • Existence of concrete and measurable LGTBI+ diversity programs that demonstrate an active commitment to creating an inclusive environment.
  • Support for LGTBI+ employees through internal networks, resource groups, or initiatives that promote their well-being and professional development.
  • Implementation of diversity and inclusion training for all staff, with a specific focus on managers, ensuring proper understanding and application of policies.
  • Adoption of inclusive and gender-neutral language in all corporate communications, as well as ensuring that benefits packages are relevant and accessible to all employees, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.