Boardroom Diversity: Slow but Steady Gains for Women and People of Colour
Despite slow overall growth, racial and gender diversity on corporate boards is making modest gains, a new report has revealed.
Racial Diversity on Corporate America’s Boards Stalls, Confirms Study
While corporate America has made strides in broadening diversity in Fortune 500 boardrooms, the percentage of Black and Latino directors remains troublingly...
New Campaign Tackles Boardroom Inequity
A new campaign, 'So many ‘Dicks,’ so few of everyone else', has revealed the extent of boardroom inequity in the US, and is urging other businesses to join the movement and ‘Change the Board Game'.
Over Half of Fortune 1000 Boards Still Lack Asian Representation, Reveals Study
More than half of Fortune 1000 boards still did not have a single Asian board member in 2023, according to a new study.
Ethnic Representation Slowly Rising Across Leadership Roles in FTSE Firms
Almost all FTSE 100 companies (97%) now have at least one director from an ethnic minority background, according to the latest Thomson Reuters...
Firms Urged to Double Down on Efforts to Meet Women in Leadership Targets
UK firms have been urged to double down on their efforts to meet the 40% women in leadership target by 2025.
More Women on Boards Linked to Greater Investment Efficiency
When companies increase the number of women on their boards of directors, the investment efficiency of those companies increases, reveals report.
Women Posied to Achieve Parity in Corporate Leadership Sooner Than Expected, Suggests Study
S&P Global’s latest research suggests that women could achieve parity with men across senior leadership roles in the US between 2030 and 2037.
myGwork Secures £1.3m & New Chair to Create Safer & More Inclusive Workplaces
myGwork has announced that it has secured additional funding of £1.3m, as well as the appointment of Lori Harmon as the new Board Chair, who will focus on driving the next phase of growth, and support the company's mission to make workplaces safer and more inclusive for all worldwide.
Older Workers to Fill 150 Million More Jobs Globally by 2030
Older workers over the age of 55 will fill 150 million more jobs globally by 2030, exceeding a quarter of the workforce in high-income countries, a new report has revealed.