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6PC is a worldwide network of "gay professionals", established in the summer of 2001.
Membership and all services are free.
The purpose of the network is to create an international platform for the exchange of information, to get assistance on private or business matters, answers to questions, support, friendship or assistance when travelling.
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Aim of 6PC is to establish an international network, primarily for gay and lesbian professionals.
The objectives are to facilitate and achieve:
- Interaction between all members of the Network.
- The exchange of information.
- Assistance and cooperation in private and business matters.
- Development of worldwide opportunities for 6PC members to their personal and professional benefit.
- Benefit of scale in dealing with businesses and organisations which offer goods and services to the 6PC membership.
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Here are some of the benefits a 6PC membership offers you:
Networking:
There are many opportunities to network with other members. By so doing, you make new and develop existing contacts, meet potential new customers or friends and become better known throughout the lesbian and gay (business) community. You will be able to get help when travelling, planning a holiday or doing business abroad.
Many 6PC members offer other members special discounts or benefits. We also intend to negotiate discounts with other bodies and groups.
All offers are currently in the process of being updated
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My name is Alfred Verhoeven, founder and chairman of 6PC. Please let me introduce myself and the Network.
Soon after getting my degree and going into "business", I found the availability of a good network to be of the utmost importance - giving a direct and useful link into the business world, academic and social circles, and more.
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Why the name "6PC"?
6PC started out as a private initiative to get to know some fellow consultants abroad. It was originally called Pink Consultants, or PC in short. For decades, in Europe, pink has been the "gay colour" in memory of the pink triangles which gay men and women had to wear in the Nazi concentration camps of WW2. It is now more and more replaced by the rainbow, its colours symbolising diversity.
PC also means Politically Correct and Personal Computer. I thought it was fun to make use of the triple meaning, so the name changed to PCPCPC ~ and the Network was subsequently launched, simply as 3PC.
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