Why do we need more women in leadership and board roles? The National Bank of Ethiopia has issued a directive requiring corporate boards to include at least two women to improve diversity. Research indicates that companies with more women in senior leadership positions are more profitable, socially responsible, and provide safer, higher-quality customer experiences. We should have more women in leadership roles not just for gender diversity but because it's critical for business success and sustainability. An article by Harvard Business Review explains why having more female executives is linked to better business outcomes and the specific mechanisms that drive these positive changes. https://lnkd.in/dqsiN9Uh
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🌟 FII in a Flash with Playbook 🌟 The panel "Bridging Borders: What Are Leaders’ Lessons to the Next Generation?" featured insightful speakers: Sara Al Sayed, Noella Coursaris Musunka, Vishaal Gupta, and Nisa Leung. A Deloitte report highlights that organizations with at least 30% women in leadership roles are 21% more profitable than their peers. As the business landscape evolves, current leaders must create pathways for the next generation to foster a culture of inclusivity and capital growth. 🎉 Here are the key insights from the session: 📈 Diversity Drives Success: Organizations with higher female representation see increased profitability, yet many still lack women in executive roles. Addressing this gap is crucial for sustainable growth. 🚀 Advancement Through Vision 2030: Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 acts as a catalyst for change, significantly increasing women’s workforce participation and leadership roles, showcasing a model for other nations. 📚 Education as a Foundation: Access to quality education accelerates young women to become leaders. Initiatives like building schools in underserved areas are vital for creating equitable opportunities. 🤝 Mentorship Matters: Establishing mentorship programs for women in various industries fosters a supportive environment, helping them navigate career challenges and advance to leadership positions. ⚖ Balancing Roles: Women often juggle multiple responsibilities. Societal structures, like childcare support, are essential for enabling women to thrive in their careers while maintaining family life. 💪 Authenticity in Leadership: Women should embrace their unique leadership styles rather than conforming to traditional male-dominated norms, promoting a culture of authenticity and diversity in leadership roles. 👥 Inclusion of Male Allies: Engaging men as allies in the movement for gender equality in leadership is essential. Collaborative efforts can drive meaningful change, benefiting organizations and societies as a whole. Want to dive deeper? Check out the full session on YouTube for more insights and inspiration! 📺 ✨ https://lnkd.in/dc3fwE7E #getplaybook #becomeamember
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Today, Cranfield University and EY released the 2024 report into the number of women in Executive Board positions (ie sitting at the top table) in the FTSE 25O companies and it is down again, now at 12%. For business leaders reading this, if you have an un-diverse C-Suite, you are, statistically, missing out on innovation, productivity and EBITDA. Gender balance isn't something "nice" to have. It is crucial for business success. https://lnkd.in/eYC3V-Hi
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Calling All Women Leaders: Share Your Challenges and Pave the Way for Gender Equity Are you a woman manager, corporate leader, or professional with over 8 years of experience? HerKey, in collaboration with Prin. L.N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research invites you to participate in a groundbreaking survey exploring the challenges Indian women face in advancing to managerial roles. This research aims to uncover the barriers that contribute to the "broken rung" phenomenon, where women are underrepresented in managerial positions. By sharing your experiences, you can help drive positive change and empower other women to navigate their careers more effectively. The survey takes only 10 minutes to complete, and all responses will remain confidential. An online report will be shared with you once it is officially released. Take the survey now and be a part of the movement towards gender equity in the workplace. https://lnkd.in/gjHHC7nX Your voice matters. Together, we can break down the barriers and create a more inclusive corporate landscape for women leaders to thrive. #WomenInLeadership #GenderEquity #CareerAdvancement #BrokenRung
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Gender Diversity in Executive Leadership... we still face significant gaps. why? Last week, our colleagues at Embera Partners read through two recent studies by the AllBright Stiftung and McKinsey & Company, both focusing on gender diversity in leadership functions as well as some of the recent developments. The results show clearly, there is a lot left to do: 👉 Allbright report: As of September 2024, the representation of women on the executive boards of Germany's DAX, MDAX, and SDAX-listed companies has seen only modest gains. Women now hold 19.7% of these roles, with DAX companies leading at 24.7%. Internationally, Germany trails countries like the UK (32.1%), USA (30.1%), and France (28.8%). Details here: https://lnkd.in/dq26EpEB 👉 The McKinsey 2024 Women in the Workplace report, which was put together with LeanIn, (https://lnkd.in/eRyC5nT) highlights similar barriers in the U.S., such as slow progress in promoting women to senior roles and the persistence of the "broken rung," limiting early promotions. Both reports suggest stronger institutional efforts are needed to improve female representation in leadership. There is so much to do with many areas and perspectives to tackle. A few ideas and food for thought. Because, why does this problem still exist to such a large extent? 🔷 Targeted Initiatives: Companies need to prioritize diversity as a strategic focus, enhancing gender representation at all levels. 🔷 Address Structural Barriers: Programs to support early promotions for women and leadership pipelines are critical. 🔷 Transparency and Accountability: Clear reporting on diversity targets can help maintain momentum and commitment. These insights show that while progress is being made globally, challenges persist, especially at the executive level, requiring more comprehensive solutions. #capitalmarkets #leadership #esg #DEI #governance #executives #genderpaygap Andreas Posavac
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The Importance of Women in Senior Leadership within Life Sciences The life sciences and allied industries thrive on innovation, yet there's a significant gender gap in senior leadership roles. Women bring diverse perspectives that are crucial for driving progress and achieving breakthrough discoveries. It's time to bridge this gap and ensure women have equal opportunities to lead and excel. #WomenInScience #LeadershipDiversity #GenderEquality #LifeSciences #WomenInLeadership #ExecutiveRecruitment
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Studies have shown that companies with more women in top management tend to perform better financially. This correlation suggests that gender diversity is not just a matter of social justice but also of economic success and corporate resilience. This is a message organizations should pay attention to! It's not just the C-Suite, but also top leadership roles. Ensuring you have the right leaders in the right roles makes a world of difference, both to your people and your bottom line! https://lnkd.in/ebuPYXid
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Breaking Barriers: The Fight Against Gender Bias in the Workplace. Did you know that gender bias continues to hinder the progress of talented women in leadership? From being underestimated to lack of targeted support and mentorship, women face challenges that need action now. In my new blog, I explore why gender bias persists and how organisations can empower female leaders to thrive. 🌟 Learn how your company can be part of the solution. 👉 Read here: https://lnkd.in/ee6BFuFJ 🚀 Ready to take action? Discover our empowering workshops: https://lnkd.in/eGYmYicf #GenderEquality #FemaleLeadership #WomenInBusiness #LeadershipWorkshops #DiversityAndInclusion
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➤ We all know that there is still a significant gender gap in leadership for which there are myriad reasons, as discussed here in this BBC article. https://loom.ly/gqhpSCU During the 8 years from 2014 it is reported that the 'composition of the corporate workforce showed signs of turnaround for nearly a decade', but now there is a downturn and still women represent only 25% at C-suite level. We still have so much work to do and our commitment is to help you to drive continuous improvement and create sustainable change - talk to us! 🔥 flamingleadership.co.uk #flamingleaderhsip #diversityinleadership #womenentrepreneurs #womeninleadership
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