Purpose\nThe purpose of this paper is to assess the adherence to the traits of the queen bee phenomenon (QBP) for women who hold leadership positions in Brazilian higher education institutions (HEIs) and to compare their responses with those of women without leadership positions and of men on...
KIP INDEX: VERY LOW REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS IN REGIONAL WORKPLACESThe KIP Index, the first Arab MENA sector-based measure of women-inclusive policies and practices in local organizations, by the Center for Inclusive Business and Leadership (CIBL) for Women, part of the ...
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Wenger NK. Women in leadership positions in the medical academic enterprise: what are the next steps? Arch Intern Med 2008; 168:449-450Wenger Nk Fa - Wenger NK. Women in leadership positions in the medical academic enterprise: what are the next steps? Arch Intern Med. 2008;168(5):449-...
Publication of representation of women and men in the leadership positions in French companies with at least 1,000 employees, for the year 2021.
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To achieve more equal representation at all levels, more men in leadership roles need to serve as mentors and sponsors, advocating for the advancement of women into leadership positions. When it comes to increasing the participation of women in AI specifically, mentoring programs are the most popul...
By 2030, BASF wants to increase the proportion of women in leadership positions to 30 percent worldwide. At the end of 2019, the proportion of female managers was 23.0 percent (2018: 21.7 percent). In 2015, BASF had set itself the target of increasing the proportion of women in leadership...
UNITED NATIONS, March 8 (Xinhua) -- Women are still vastly under-represented in leadership positions around the world, and it is high time to change it for good, said UN General Assembly President Maria Fernanda Espinosa on Friday. Currently, only 5 percent of all heads of government and le...
iii 1 Executive summary More people than ever before believe that women have an equal opportunity to attain leadership positions. But those sentiments haven’t been enough to drive significant changes in actual advancement. Biases are still a barrier. To break them down, organi- zations need to...