
19–21 Nov 2026
Europe’s leading LGBTQ+ business conference, hosted by London Business School.
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The 2026 theme
Movements don’t happen alone. They begin when people connect over a conversation, a shared purpose, a willingness to move together.
In 2026, EUROUT brings LGBTQ+ professionals, future business leaders, advocates, creatives and allies from across Europe into one room to build the connections that drive lasting change.
Ideas move. People move. We move together.
About the team behind EUROUTThe 2026 artwork
Designed for EUROUT by Painted by_, a queer-led small business founded by LBS MBA students Attina Zhang and Sila Sarica.
Agenda
Full agenda coming soon
Pre-event — Thu 19 Nov
Welcome drinks and alumni mixers to open the conference
Day 1 — Fri 20 Nov
Keynotes and panel discussion, closing with the career fairs and drinks
Day 2 — Sat 21 Nov
Workshops and firesides by day, closing with the black-tie EUROUT Ball
Speakers
A look at last year’s line-up. The 2026 speakers will be announced soon.

Evan Davis
Broadcaster, BBC
Presenter of Radio 4's Bottom Line and a long-standing voice on business and economics.

Joey Gonzalez
CEO, Barry's
Leads the global fitness brand and speaks openly about building a business as an out founder.

Abigail Thorn
Actor and writer
Creator of Philosophy Tube, bringing ideas and trans visibility to a mainstream audience.

Seyi Akiwowo
Founder, Glitch
Campaigner and author working to end online abuse and make digital spaces safer.

Radhika Piramal
Exec Vice Chair, VIP Industries
Runs one of India's largest consumer brands and was among the first Indian executives to come out publicly.

Natasha Devon
Author and broadcaster
Writes and speaks on mental health, body image and the pressures of public life.

Dominic Arnall
LGBTQ+ charity leader
Former chief executive of Just Like Us, working on inclusion in schools and workplaces.

Matt Cameron
CEO, LGBT Great
Builds LGBTQ+ inclusion programmes across the investment and savings industry.

Aneeta Rattan
Professor, London Business School
Researches mindsets, diversity and how people respond to bias at work.

Neil Griffiths
he/him
Diversity & Inclusion Director (Global & Europe), Kearney
Neil is the Diversity & Inclusion Director at Kearney, shaping and implementing a comprehensive strategy in alignment with Kearney's values and business goals. Previously, Neil spent ten years leading Communications and Diversity & Inclusion at Environmental Resources Management (ERM).

Birgit Neu
she/her
Senior Advisor, AI and inclusion
Birgit Neu is an independent Senior Advisor on the crossroads of AI, inclusion and the future of work, supporting multinational organisations with strategy design and research. Previously, she was Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion at HSBC, during which time she was named Head of Diversity of the Year at the European Diversity Awards. Birgit is a regular guest lecturer on inclusive AI for Warwick Business School and a frequent contributor to thought leadership and advisory groups for leading organisations worldwide including Open for Business, Coqual and the City of London. She is an advisor to NEXUS LGBTQ+, the network for corporate LGBTQ+ ERG leaders in London, and she is founder and co-chair of KNIT, the UK network for inclusion practitioners. As one of LinkedIn’s Top Voices and a regular speaker, panellist and facilitator, she has a wide international reach in her field.

Lewis Oakley
Writer and advocate
One of the UK's most prominent bi advocates, writing on visibility and bi erasure.
Three day conference
Black-tie evening
Conference and Ball
Cost shouldn't keep you out of the room. The Peter Johnson Access Fund gives LGBTQ+ students travelling in from outside London a free ticket to EUROUT 2026.
Details and how to apply →Cost shouldn’t keep you out of the room. The Peter Johnson Access Fund gives LGBTQ+ students travelling in from outside London a free ticket to EUROUT 2026.
Details and how to apply