Female CEO

Female CEOs typically have shorter tenures compared to their male counterparts, a new study has found. How could this be?

Georgie Dent is stepping away from The Parenthood for 6 months, with Jessica Rudd stepping into the CEO role.

This piece details the experiences of a senior female leader working in a boys club. It’s published anonymously, but the author is known to Women’s Agenda.

Of the CEOs in the Fortune 500 companies, 33 are women – an all time record. That’s 6.6%. Of the 500 biggest global companies, it’s 2.8%.

Justine Jarvinen has been appointed chief executive officer of UNSW Sydney’s Energy Institute. She has spent two years as COO.

Michelle Gallaher is the newly appointed CEO of ASX200 listed company, ShareRoot. She thinks it’s important for women to declare their ambitions.

Beth Toon is set to take on the role of CEO at Place Design Group.

Being a female business founder can be tricky when juggling two young children, but the combination has helped me to learn a lot about building culture.

Kelly Quirk reflects on why a female CEO remains so rare in Australia. 75% of employers now have a gender equality strategy but only 31.4% measure outcomes.

Renece Brewster is the CEO and co-founder of production agency, Visual Domain. She’s the latest to be featured in our series, ‘The Link’.

This is Today’s Agenda, featuring The Economist’s bold 2069 predictions, the call for submissions for the national inquiry into sexual harassment, and the US’ curious stance on breastfeeding.

Can the best CEOs for women be men? One ranking this week compiled by jobs site, Comparably suggested just that, but we’re not buying it.