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Male Allies UK

Diversity & InclusionNo Google or Trustpilot reviewsPreston, United Kingdom
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Male Allies UK is a consultancy that works with men as allies for gender equity at work, run by a Preston-registered company formed in 2023.

It runs workshops on positive masculinity, male mental health, the menopause and gender-based microaggressions, alongside inclusive leadership training, keynote talks by co-founder Lee Chambers and consulting on diversity, equity and inclusion strategy. Work with an organisation follows three steps: an assessment of its current gender equity, a plan setting out practices, a timeline and measures, then engagement of its men, including training for senior leaders. The content rests on its own Male Allies UK (MAUK) Allyship Framework, which describes men moving along a continuum from combative to changemaker. Session formats and lengths are not published.

Prices are not published. It was co-founded by Lee Chambers, a psychologist and its chief executive, and Jade Anderson, a sociologist who heads marketing, and it has a seven-member advisory board. The site states that Lee Chambers was named UN Women Changemaker of the Year in 2023. It organises the National Allyship Summit, held in May 2026 at the London Stock Exchange and online, and its site carries testimonials from staff at John Lewis, Dassault 3DS and the Bank of England.

Delivery format
Online, In-Person
Client type
B2B

Clients include

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Dassault Systèmes
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John Lewis Partnership

Frequently asked questions

When was Male Allies UK founded?

Its company, Male Allies UK Ltd, was incorporated on 17 August 2023. It was co-founded by Lee Chambers, its chief executive, and Jade Anderson, its head of marketing.

Who has Male Allies UK worked with?

Its site carries testimonials from staff at John Lewis, Dassault 3DS, the Bank of England and the Prudential Regulation Authority. It is supported by a seven-member advisory board, and the site states that Lee Chambers was named UN Women Changemaker of the Year in 2023.

What services does Male Allies UK offer?

It offers workshops, inclusive leadership training, keynote speaking, consulting on diversity, equity and inclusion strategy, and free worksheets, tools and research. It also runs the National Allyship Summit and the Stronger Together Conference.

How much does Male Allies UK cost?

Prices are not published. It offers a free three-minute quiz that benchmarks an organisation's equality, diversity and inclusion work across four areas, and asks organisations to get in touch through its contact form.

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