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Over 60 senior corporate leaders are gathering in Sydney to discuss the role of businesses to prevent violence against women and children. 

As the world watches the Women’s World Cup, a new report highlights the value of investing in women’s elite sport for corporate partners. 

“We need strong leadership from CEOs, boards and the C-suite to make this an issue that is directly addressed across corporate Australia – this is not just about “not ignoring women” but being proactive in seeking them out and elevating them.”

As Australia faces a cultural reckoning on the treatment of women, concrete steps are taking the gender lens from a good idea to reality.

New research on the gender pay gaps of nearly 5000 companies shows it is likely to take another 26 years for it to close completely.

Corporations that fail to implement diversity and inclusion strategies are being left behind, according to a panel discussion of BIPoC leaders.

The extraordinary sum of $37.7 million went to Andrew Barkla, the chief executive of a little-known company, IDP Education.

The boards of family businesses are missing out on an important talent pool, with two thirds holding less than 30% females.

“You’re one of those corporates mothers.

Business and the society in which business operates are not mutually exclusive.