Search results for: diversity on boards

No women? No gender diversity? No IPO, says Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs’ decision to tackle gender diversity at the top head-on is raising more than a few eyebrows in boardrooms.

How tech can boost diversity and extinguish unconscious bias

Oliver Cummings, COO of online board and C-level hiring marketplace Nurole, explains how tech can boost diversity across all sectors.

DiversityQ: 2019’s most popular diversity, equity and inclusion articles

DiversityQ reflects on the most popular diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace articles, with its readers in 2019.

To increase diversity, first tackle ‘Corporate Clone Syndrome’

Corporate Clone Syndrome is a thing. Award-winning corporate coach and psychometric trainer Rita Chowdhry explains why.

Women on boards: why forcing the issue is not easy in the USA

California’s first-in-the-nation law that mandates women on boards is facing a critical court challenge.

UK’s influential women in engineering named as research shows diversity deficit

Inclusive Boards releases research showing women make up only 13% of Board and executive positions within the engineering sector.

GOV UK supports top business to Lead the Change on diversity at work

GOV UK announce launch of government-backed board to promote diversity across the UK workforce

Women in Asset Management: gender diversity exchange app tracks inequality

In our second Women in Asset Management interview, Sophie L’Helias, Founder and President of LeaderXXchange explains why she created the Gender Diversity Exchange app and the importance of having women in the Asset Management industry

Why diversity and inclusion must be embedded in the culture

Rita Trehan, global strategist, makes a case for building a business culture where diversity and inclusion plays an integral part.

Board diversity in the US is on the rise, but still has a way to go

Statistics show that US companies are beginning to create a more diverse boardroom. But while boardroom diversity is increasing, Deb DeHaas believes it’s far from a level playing field.