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Glass Walls - Shattering the Six Gender Bias Barriers
A new, important, and richly detailed guide to understanding gender bias including practical solutions for leaders, workplace allies and individual women. Gender bias is a powerful but hidden force that is still holding women back, keeping them from achieving their full potential and limiting organizations from achieving the creativity, problem solving, and growth that are possible with a gender diverse workforce.
Why is DEI Important in the Workplace?
by Catalyst Inc.
Why is DEI Important in the Workplace?
Research from Catalyst and around the world has found that diversity1 and inclusion2 b...
WE: Men, Women, and the Decisive Formula for Winning at Work
by Rania H. Anderson, Founder, The Way WoMen Work —
“Rania Andersonʼs remarkably lucid book is a subtle gem . . .
When I read this slender volume...
"Glass slipper effect" traps women beneath glass ceiling
Women are attaining ever-higher positions in business and politics but are still held back by the "glass slipper effect" -- the perception of ...
Brain savvy Wo+man : How women can overcome gender bias and succeed at work
by Jan and Francesca Hills —
A Two-in-One Guide to the Neuroscience That Can Help Your Career
How women can overcome gender bias and succeed at ...
Women in Top Leadership Positions
This interactive map (by Market Inspector) showcases the percentage of female board members of companies around the world, as well as the gender di...
Woman's Essentials Box for the Corporate World
by Narjis Hilale —
All women need an Essentials Box, and even more when they are in the Corporate World.
The corporate world is still overwhelmin...
Lack of Women in Tech: It’s More Than a Pipeline Problem
Podcast by Kleiner Perkins, ventured.com, soundcloud.com —
How can we collectively work to improve women’s participation in the tech industry at ...
12 women shortlisted to feature on new Canadian banknote
thestar.com Apr 29, 2016 —
The list includes artists Emily Carr and Pitseolak Ashoona and authors Lucy Maud Montgomery, Pauline Johnson and Gabrie...
Only 10 women were among the 359 incoming CEOs at the world’s 2500 largest companies in 2015
Study by strategyand.pwc.com 2016 —
Only 10 women were among the 359 incoming CEOs at the world’s 2500 largest companies in 2015.
In 2015, the sha...
The first comprehensive study on women in venture capital and their impact on female founders
by Gené Teare, Ned Desmond - www.techcrunch.com - Apr 19, 2016 —
The CrunchBase Women in Venture report is the third study in our ongoing analysis...
Only one woman was named CEO of a major company in North America in 2015
by Jena McGregor washingtonpost.com Apr 21, 2016 —
Just four percent of S&P 500 CEOs are women. Only 19 percent of those companies' board mem...
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