CNBC, the world leader in business news, has long been a supporter of GLAAD’s mission to create a better world and lead in creating possibility models for LGBTQ youth both in front of and behind the camera.
Today, in honor of #SpiritDay, the network went purple for the 15th year in a row!
CNBC also went global, turning its logo, both on broadcast and across digital purple, with on-air talent around the U.S., Europe and Asia wearing purple in support of LGBTQ youth in a united stand against bullying in all its forms.
“CNBC is proud to participate in Spirit Day for the 15th year running to show LGBTQ+ youth they are seen, supported and valued,” said Ryan Ruggiero, Senior Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion for NBCUniversal News Group.
“Taking a stand against bullying is essential to fostering a more inclusive and empowering future for all.”
See everyone at CNBC who showed their support for LGBTQ youth!
Eunice YoonFrank HollandJoe KernenJon ForttLeslie PickerChery KangBecky QuickDominic ChuCarl QuintanillaEmily Chan Tan and Chery KangEmily Wilkins and Karen James SloanArabile GumedeAndrew Ross SorkinLeslie PickerMegan CassellaMorgan BrennanSharon EppersonSquawk Box TeamSquawk on the StreetSri JegarajahSteve Sedgwick
