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We are working with board directors in a range of organisations to help them drive cultural change from the boardroom down. A diverse and inclusive workplace is at the core of eliminating harmful workplace behaviours as well as improving organisational performance. Diversity must start in the boardroom and go beyond gender. Elevate welcomes this report from Watermark Search International highlighting the need for greater board diversity. The report found that while representation of women on ASX300 boards has risen to 36%, only 9% of directors are from non-Anglo Celtic backgrounds.

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A Decade of Data! We are thrilled to announce the release of the 2024 Board Diversity Index, a comprehensive investigation into the diversity landscape of ASX300 boards. Watermark launched the Index 10 years ago to advocate for improved diversity and inclusion on boards. Each year we have expanded the scope of our research to measure more types of diversity and we are so proud to share the longitudinal data, trends and insights with you today!  Some key findings: 🔹 Representation of women on ASX300 boards has risen to 36% (up from 35% in 2023). 🔹 Only 9% of directors are from non-Anglo-Celtic backgrounds. 🔹 Finance sector experience among board directors has risen to 40% – a level not seen since 2016 indicating a conservative approach in a challenging economic climate. To explore the complete 2024 Board Diversity Index, please download the report here - https://lnkd.in/ggTsdMiP David Evans Robert Atkinson Jocelyn Santosa Peter Blair Jen D'Arcy-Smith Chris Grant Claire Crawford Daniel Nicholls Philip Whelan Caroline McAuliffe Alex Brown Pip Westhoff Jacinta Whelan Donna B. Governance Institute of Australia #boarddiversity #diversity #asx #inclusion #gender #culture #skills #experience #tenure #age #independence #lgbtq #firstnations #disability #socioeconomicbackground

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