PA publisher Incisive Media shows its support for Pride month

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Professional Adviser and its publisher Incisive Media are once again proud to support the month of Pride, including the lead-up to the Pride in London parade on Saturday 6 July.

Professional Adviser, alongside sister brands Cover, Investment Week and Professional Pensions, has adopted a rainbow stripe on its site and the Incisive Media logo will also be rainbow until the Pride in London Festival ends on Sunday 7 July. The company's office reception will meanwhile carry the Pride rainbow with the words ‘All Souls welcome'. Incisive Media head of HR Emma Cutbill said: "As a business, we continue to recruit, develop and retain the most talented people regardless of their social background, age, sex, ethnicity, religion/belief or disability and to make the best use ...

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