18 Aug 2017
Mobile history: drive-up banking & more
James Wilson |
In the first of our ANZ History Series we take a look at the evolution of banking mobility.
25 Aug 2017
IN PICS: a carnival of costumes & equality
Next year will mark 40 years of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras and 12 years of ANZ’s partnership with this most colourful and vibrant of festivals.
Mardi Gras is Australia’s largest celebration of diversity, inclusion and love and has a proud history of highlighting and fostering rights and equality for LGBTI individuals and communities.
Here is a gallery of ANZ’s Mardi Gras costumes through the years, showcasing some of our colleagues’ most memorable campaigns.
2017 #HoldTight
2016 “Respect is our Pillar”
In August of 2017, together with Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras, ANZ announced a new community grants program which will provide funds for LGBTQI community organisations and charities. The program, to be launched in 2018, will provide grants for a wide range of purposes including, education and training, arts and culture and sporting and community groups. Further announcements to come later in 2017.
2015 “Anchoring Inclusion”
2014 “Hats off to Diversity”
Mardi Gras flash mob entertains
Recently ANZ’s headquarters hosted a flash mob – an event celebrating its vibrant and diverse workforce as well as the anniversary of its Pride Network and recognition as 2017 LGBTI employer of the year.
2012 “Cheering for Equality”
2010 “Our People are our Stars”
Jennifer Farmer is bluenotes editorial producer
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editor's picks
15 Jun 2017
IN PICTURES: Banking, but retro
Jennifer Farmer |
Flashback to the 60s or 70s and bank marketing looks a bit different, bluenotes reflects back on some historic ANZ posters.
26 Jan 2016
The rising rainbow in Vietnam
Helen Clark |
Communist Vietnam has changed its attitudes to the LGBTI (lesbian gay bisexual transgender intersex) community in recent years, from condemning it to allowing gay weddings, pride parades and transgender people to change their gender on identity cards.
12 May 2017
Gay leaders and the power of role models
Fiona Smith |
In business the penalties for being different have been all-too obvious. That’s slowly starting to change.