Diversity

Diversity spurs economic growth by tapping into the skills and talent of individuals or groups underutilized or left out of the labour force entirely. 

Despite a greatly heightened recognition of the economic case for improving diversity in the workforce, much remains to be done.

ICC is committed to spreading best practice and showcasing self-regulation initiatives that successfully reduce inequalities and the gender gap. And as a global organization we recognize that those efforts will benefit our own practices too.

ICC is dedicated to fostering a culture of equality across all work areas and undertakes a range of initiatives to leverage the diverse workforce of the world business organization and beyond. These include gender diversity initiatives to promoting inclusion and equality of LGBTQIA staff and workers worldwide.

Chambers and diversity

With a history spanning over 400 years, chambers today exist in almost every country and offer a multitude of programmes and services to support trade and development.

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Diversity in arbitration

The professional, cultural and gender diversity of ICC Court members reflects the world-class standard and international reach of ICC Arbitration.

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LGBTQIA diversity

At ICC, we are committed leading by example, including by providing an inclusive, fair and safe workplace for members of the LGBTQIA community to bring their whole authentic selves to work.

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Women in business

Despite making up over half the population, the contribution of women to measured economic activity is far below its potential.

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