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Should We Force Boards to Recruit More Women?
By Richard Cree Earlier this year, I interviewed David Jones, global CEO of advertising agency Havas Worldwide. Jones spoke eloquently about his work with the One Young World youth project and was passionate about his belief that social media was … Click to read more…
| Tags: 30% Club, c-suite, David Jones, Director, Euro RSCG, gender discrimination, gender diversity, gender equality, gender imbalance, gender roles, gender shift, gender stereotypes, glass ceiling, Kate Robertson, life-work balance, male dominance, McKinsey, mentoring, One Young World, prosumer report, quotas, Richard Cree, Roger Carr, role models, sexism, Sir Win Bischoff
1 Comment in Culture, Parenting, Prosumer Report, Social media, Uncategorized, Workplace
1 Comment in Culture, Parenting, Prosumer Report, Social media, Uncategorized, Workplace
Women in Business: A New Model
I’ve been inspired by the new book How Remarkable Women Lead: The Breakthrough Model for Work and Life by McKinsey consultants Joanna Barsh and Susie Cranston. The fruit of five years’ proprietary research, the book establishes links between happiness and … Click to read more…
| Tags: Alondra de la Parra, Andrea Jung, Avon, c-suite, Centered Leadership, CNBC, discrimination, Eileen Naughton, Euro RSCG, Facebook, Fortune 500, gender, gender barriers, gender equality, Gina Bianchini, glass ceiling, Hillary Clinton, How Remarkable women lead, income, Joanna Barsh, Joanne Lipman, Julie Coates, leadership, Leigh Gallagher, Marian Salzman, Marissa Mayer, McKinsey, Meredith Whitney, Nancy Pelosi, Ning, Olympia Snowe, power, Rockefeller Foundation, Ruth Porat, sexism, Sheila Bair, Stella Rimington, Susie Cranston, Time magazine, wealth, Wendy Clark, women in business, Woolworth's
2 Comments in Culture, Social media, Uncategorized, Workplace, Youth
2 Comments in Culture, Social media, Uncategorized, Workplace, Youth
