More than half of women are reporting being less engaged in staying politically informed than they did 5 years ago, and two-thirds of women indicated that they are less likely to run for office because politics seems toxic. The good news? Women are showing up for their communities anyway! 94.1% of women have participated in 4+ civic activities in the past 2 years, and 63% ranked pursuing change in their community or addressing an issue they care about as motivators for running for office. Read more about how we’re meeting women where they are to show them how they can make a difference through political leadership, thanks to data we collected with support from CREDO Mobile: https://lnkd.in/eRKN38Dm
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Women in politics are not just breaking barriers. They're solving problems and representing the voiceless. Despite facing criticism and challenges on the campaign trail and beyond, these purpose-driven leaders remain steadfast. In Congress, women prioritize productivity over partisan politics and rely on relationship-building to push their agendas forward. From bipartisan dinners fostering "sisterhood in the brotherhood" to collaborative softball games, these efforts highlight their unique approach to governance. Read more about their inspiring journeys and the impact of women in politics by clicking the link below. Let's continue to support and empower women leaders! 💪 https://lnkd.in/gkkJK3ph #WomenInPolitics #GenderEquality #Leadership #Empowerment
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Women in politics are not just breaking barriers. They're solving problems and representing the voiceless. Despite facing criticism and challenges on the campaign trail and beyond, these purpose-driven leaders remain steadfast. In Congress, women prioritize productivity over partisan politics and rely on relationship-building to push their agendas forward. From bipartisan dinners fostering "sisterhood in the brotherhood" to collaborative softball games, these efforts highlight their unique approach to governance. Read more about their inspiring journeys and the impact of women in politics by clicking the link below. Let's continue to support and empower women leaders! 💪 https://lnkd.in/gsG8QZ-X #WomenInPolitics #GenderEquality #Leadership #Empowerment
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Can we reimagine what great leadership looks like in our Federal Parliament? One that enables more talented #women in #leadership, and supports more #workingparents to #thrive in both work and life. Bronwen Bock and Lucinda Bradlow are two inspiring women (also dear friends) leading the way, challenging us all to reimagine how leadership can be done in our government. Together, they are running as the first #jobsharing #candidates in the Senate as the #BetterTogetherParty in the upcoming 2025 Federal Election. 🚀 🚀 And they need our support! They require 1500 founding members to sign up and join their Better Together Party, obligation free. Link to find out all the simple details, their campaign priority focus areas, and to sign up https://lnkd.in/gS_7Np57 We can, and we should, challenge the status quo for a better and more representative democracy. #JobSharing #EmpoweredWomenLeaders #ThrivingWorkingParents
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What is the impact of a more diverse boardroom? Matt Hawksley of the Centre for Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Social Impact | Smith School of Business tackled this question and many more with Assistant Professor Bhargav Gopal during the latest edition of 'Innovation in Motion.' Bhargav's research examined the outcomes of a California Senate rule in 2018 that required the presence of at least one woman on the corporate board by the end of that year. That change rapidly shifted the dynamics of the boardrooms that were headquartered in California and moved the needle from 204 organizations with all-male boards down to only 12 in 2021. It helped to establish better networks and connections for women so that they could accelerate along the pathway. And operating performance, shareholder returns, and firm values were not negatively impacted within those three years. Increasing diversity can be good for business and minority representation. Read more of Bhargav's research here: https://lnkd.in/eMKmv6q2 #womenempowerment #change #socialimpact #genderdiversity #genderstudies #boardroom #equity
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Diversity in IT leadership is vital for organizations of all sizes. Learn why Tina McConnell of Michigan’s Family Health Care thinks there should be more women leaders in IT. What do you think? Let’s talk about it! #Management #DigitalWorkspace
A Healthcare CIO Wants More Women in IT Leadership Roles
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Diversity in IT leadership is vital for organizations of all sizes. Learn why Tina McConnell of Michigan’s Family Health Care thinks there should be more women leaders in IT. What do you think? Let’s talk about it! #Management #DigitalWorkspace
A Healthcare CIO Wants More Women in IT Leadership Roles
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Women leading boards was the topic at today's Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Women in Business event. Great guidance from Kim Nelson Kate Kelly Diana Garvis Purcel, MBA, NADC.DC and Kathryn (Kathy) Roedel. Some Take-aways: - Questions are the "language" of the boardroom--a lesson applicable throughout organizations. - Breadth vs. depth of role--deep functional experience is valuable and seeking breadth, working cross-functionally elevates future ability to deliver in the boardroom. - Board ready--understanding the exposure and skills you need for the future you. Currency of Transferrable Skills: https://lnkd.in/g82EbACm - Don't wait to be invited -- identify targets, build networks, reach out - Educate yourself e.g., increase familiarity with the Board tools such as the Skills Matrix. AI makes this easy: "give me an example of a board skills matrix" - Good governance acronyms: (NIFO) Nose In Fingers Out, (SEOD) Strategically Engaged Operationally Distant. - 5 killer questions--bringing strategic questions to any meeting is good practice. "Women belong in all places where decisions are being made." — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg Fortunately we have great resources in the Twin Cities for Board Development: https://lnkd.in/gFmUzcj8 https://lnkd.in/g7dtM5Z8 https://lnkd.in/gTm8t9Fn My shameless plug is for retired Philadelphia Eagles, Jason Kelce featured at the Big G store...Go Birds! #professionaldevelopment #networking #inclusiveleadership #curiousleadership #humanresources #womendirectors
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It is so important to encourage women to run for political office - please check out my recent article in LeadersEdge
The Leaders We Need, Today and Tomorrow
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Diversity in IT leadership is vital for organizations of all sizes. Learn why Tina McConnell of Michigan’s Family Health Care thinks there should be more women leaders in IT. What do you think? Let’s talk about it! #Management #DigitalWorkspace
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Diversity in IT leadership is vital for organizations of all sizes. Learn why Tina McConnell of Michigan’s Family Health Care thinks there should be more women leaders in IT. What do you think? Let’s talk about it! #Management #DigitalWorkspace
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Thank you for this report, She Should Run! YES to women leading, engaging in, and addressing the issues they care about in their communities and throughout our country.