chief executive women

No more “concern”. Now for action on gender diversity in corporate leadership, especially where progress has gone backwards.

Helen Conway has promised a more active and inclusive agenda as she takes the helm of Chief Executive Women.

Lisa Annese has been named as the next CEO of Chief Executive Women (CEW), commencing her role in January next year.

The number of female CEOs in the S&P/ASX 300 has decreased from 26 in 2023 to 25 in 2024, according to the Chief Executive Women’s report.

The CEO role is still largely held by men, even at Australia’s largest, listed organisations that face more scrutiny than on gender diversity than others.

Corporate Australia has an opportunity to leverage one of the country’s “greatest untapped resources”: culturally and racially diverse women.

With an extensive human services career, Patricia Sparrow will become Chief Executive of COTA Australia, the peak body for older Australians.

Women’s representation in executive roles in Australia’s top public companies is going nowhere, fast, according to a new report.

Halving the workforce participation gap between men and women would unlock half a million full-time skilled workers, new analysis has found.

The latest CEW Census shows that progress is so slow, you can barely see it at all. Of 23 appointments, one went to a woman

The new CEW survey finds that equality in flexibility is key to economic prosperity in the future. Will it happen?

At Thursday’s Chief Executive Women event, Macquarie Group chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake spoke about how she no longer sees herself as a “female CEO with brown skin”.