WorldPride: ERG Evening of Unity

Wednesday 29th July, 16:30 - 20:30

WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 is all about UNITY. To celebrate, Adyen is bringing together Pride ERGs, professionals from the LGBTQIA+ community and allies involved in DEI initiatives within their company. The event is aimed at bringing people together from across industries for an evening of inspiring conversations, shared learning, and networking as we explore how we can build stronger workplace communities together. The evening takes place in the iconic De Nieuwe Kerk in the heart of Amsterdam, where as part of the event you'll get free access to the "Queer Amsterdam" exhibition that tells the unique and tumultuous history of Amsterdam’s LGBTQIA+ community.

Our agenda will be focused on discussing how we can continue to drive change and move our company Pride communities forward to maximise internal and external impact. Each company is invited to bring up to four representatives.

To secure your spot, please note that all attendees must register individually using the form below.

Guests gather at an outdoor event with beverages on a sunny day, under a canopy.

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Event agenda

16:30 - 17:15Registration & Networking

Attendees are invited to network over a welcome drink.

17:15 - 19:15Keynote, Panel Discussion & Entertainment

Stay tuned for more detailed information on the expected program!

19:15 - 20:30Networking, Drinks & Bites

Network and exchange stories over drinks and light bites.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

We structurally embed diversity, equity, and inclusion into our operations and company culture. We’re building an inclusive environment through an equitable recruitment process, continuous education, and promoting our employee-led communities.

Be yourself at Adyen

Adyen employees working in the Adyen office in Madrid

Event location

De Nieuwe Kerk, one of Amsterdam’s most iconic landmarks. Located right on Dam Square, the church sits at the absolute heart of the Dutch liberation movement, steps away from where early activists fought for the visibility we enjoy today. By bringing our community together here, we honor the legacy of those who paved the way and write the next chapter of our history.

The timing could not be more symbolic, as we gather during the church’s milestone exhibition "Queer Amsterdam, de roze stad" and celebrate exactly 25 years since the Netherlands made history as the first country to legalize same-sex marriage. 

De Nieuwe Kerk: Tomek Dersu Aaron (photographer)

Historic cathedral near an urban square with people and surrounding buildings.

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