At Worldpay, inclusion is for all

By working together as one global community, we can unlock potential. We collaborate and encourage each other, sharing ideas and perspectives that keep us moving forward.

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Inclusion in action

Our Worldpayers bring different strengths and are committed to supporting each other. They make a positive impact at Worldpay, across the payments industry, and in the communities where we live and work.

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Meet our Worldpayers building global communities

London, UK
Tabitha Jenkins and Pete Wickes are inspired by our FamilyFlex offering, which gives Worldpayers the tools, resources and environment they need to thrive both in the workplace and at home. “Worldpay recognizes that parents, caregivers, and guardians are highly patient, empathetic, efficient, and great multitaskers. All skills that seamlessly transfer to their roles here! That’s why we seek to create a space where work is adaptable to your life, not the other way round.”
Tabitha Jenkins and Pete Wickes are inspired by our FamilyFlex offering, which gives Worldpayers the tools, resources and environment they need to thrive both in the workplace and at home. “Worldpay recognizes that parents, caregivers, and guardians are highly patient, empathetic, efficient, and great multitaskers. All skills that seamlessly transfer to their roles here! That’s why we seek to create a space where work is adaptable to your life, not the other way round.”
London, UK
Worldpayers in the UK celebrated Black History Month. Here’s what Ruth Mehdipour had to say, “Black History Month is a time to honour the strength, resilience and achievements of those who came before us. It’s about reflecting on their sacrifices, celebrating our culture and continuing their legacy of progress. At Worldpay, it’s inspiring to see how we come together to celebrate this month, whether through storytelling, education or recognising Black excellence within and beyond our company. It reminds me that progress is collective and every voice matters.”
Worldpayers in the UK celebrated Black History Month. Here’s what Ruth Mehdipour had to say, “Black History Month is a time to honour the strength, resilience and achievements of those who came before us. It’s about reflecting on their sacrifices, celebrating our culture and continuing their legacy of progress. At Worldpay, it’s inspiring to see how we come together to celebrate this month, whether through storytelling, education or recognising Black excellence within and beyond our company. It reminds me that progress is collective and every voice matters.”
Melbourne, AUS
Bridgitte Kelly spoke on the mainstage of the Women in Payments Symposium Australia. She noted, “The symposium highlighted the incredible value of women across the industry coming together – to connect, reconnect and make new payments friends, while driving progress and breaking barriers.”