Most S&P 500 Company Boards in the US Now Have at Least Three Female Directors
New data shows the number of women on company boards has increased in recent years as institutional investors have pushed [...]
How Women on Boards Navigate the “Warmth-Competence” Line
by Tiffany Trzebiatowski, Courtney L. McCluney and Morela Hernandez For Harvard Business Review Photo: HBR Staff/JW LTD/Getty Images Summary. Gender parity [...]
Boards of Directors Monitor Europe 2019 – A Report by Heidrick & Struggles
Europe’s public company boards of directors are seeking a balance of experience and new perspectives. This year’s report highlights [...]
Securing Your Seat at the Boardroom Table
A Good News Bad News Story Washington Post reporter Jena McGregor wrote, “After being stuck at 16 percent for several [...]
MOVING FROM A SEAT AT THE TABLE TO THE HEAD OF THE TABLE: LESSONS FROM FEMALE BOARD CHAIRS
The share of women appointed to public-company boards of directors has risen markedly in recent years (see the figure [...]
BOARD MONITOR US 2019: WHAT’S CHANGED IN 10 YEARS, WHAT HASN’T, AND WHAT’S NEXT
Over the past decade, the percentage of new director appointments to Fortune 500 boards that went to women more [...]
Why So Few Women in the Boardroom? Because Men Won’t Listen to Them
Here’s a deal – we’ll stop the fuss about gender if the other half will just occasionally shut up [...]
Boom for Women in Business in UAE, But Few Reach Company Boards
More than 50,000 trade licenses were issued to women entrepreneurs last year Yet the proportion of women who are [...]