Representation of women on corporate boards is minor to insignificant in most of European countries. However, numerous studies prove that women at top positions of corporations mean financial benefits, more ethical corporate governance and better focus on sustainability. At the same time Europe is facing globalization pressures and aging population, which calls for using every talent the Europe possesses. European Commission recently proposed the new legislation supporting female presence at corporate boards, but numerous countries are strongly resistant to that. However, the organic growth in these numerous countries is not strong enough to satisfy the economy needs
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
In this article, the use of gender quotas to strengthen gender equality on corporate boards is explo...
Since Norway passed the first quota mandate for women’s representation on corporate boards in 2003, ...
Representation of women on corporate boards is minor to insignificant in most of European countries....
But the effect on firm performance has been mixed across the different countries, write Simona Comi,...
Visegrad countries are facing similar issues related to underrepresentation of women in the corporat...
Visegrad countries are facing similar issues related to underrepresentation of women in the corporat...
The European Commission is finalising proposals to introduce women quotas on company boards across t...
In this article, the use of gender quotas to strengthen gender equality on corporate boards is explo...
Siri Terjesen takes stock of increasingly researched international initiatives to bring gender equal...
First paragraph: The desire to increase the share of women on corporate boards in Europe has led to ...
First paragraph: The desire to increase the share of women on corporate boards in Europe has led to ...
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
Since Norway passed the first quota mandate for women’s representation on corporate boards in 2003, ...
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
In this article, the use of gender quotas to strengthen gender equality on corporate boards is explo...
Since Norway passed the first quota mandate for women’s representation on corporate boards in 2003, ...
Representation of women on corporate boards is minor to insignificant in most of European countries....
But the effect on firm performance has been mixed across the different countries, write Simona Comi,...
Visegrad countries are facing similar issues related to underrepresentation of women in the corporat...
Visegrad countries are facing similar issues related to underrepresentation of women in the corporat...
The European Commission is finalising proposals to introduce women quotas on company boards across t...
In this article, the use of gender quotas to strengthen gender equality on corporate boards is explo...
Siri Terjesen takes stock of increasingly researched international initiatives to bring gender equal...
First paragraph: The desire to increase the share of women on corporate boards in Europe has led to ...
First paragraph: The desire to increase the share of women on corporate boards in Europe has led to ...
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
Since Norway passed the first quota mandate for women’s representation on corporate boards in 2003, ...
The ongoing debate on the necessity of EU legislation on gender balanced company boards gives rise t...
In this article, the use of gender quotas to strengthen gender equality on corporate boards is explo...
Since Norway passed the first quota mandate for women’s representation on corporate boards in 2003, ...