women in leadership

New research from the U.K shows getting more women into politics can have far-reaching benefits for the whole of society.

So will companies be listening? As the world adjusts to a COVID-19 economy? We only hope so. Diversity in decision making matters.

Labor’s Kristy McBain has claimed victory in the Eden-Monaro byelection, in a tight battle for the federal seat in regional NSW.

Emma Cowdroy has been appointed CEO of the newly reformed Australian Associated Press, becoming the only woman in the world to currently run a news agency.

Julia Banks will help develop policies and programs at Gender Equity Victoria to improve gender equity in local, state and federal politics.

Despite all the efforts to increase workplace diversity, women remainunderrepresented in leadership roles. It’s called the gender power gap.

In the midst of a global pandemic, when her leadership has never mattered more, Berejiklian says she prefers not to comment on matters of gender when it comes to politics.

On the latest episode of the Women are the Business podcast, Julia Gillard sat down with host Sophie Thomas, to talk all things women in leadership.

Georgie Dent and Lisa Bryant, with the support of Women’s Agenda as media partner, present the Women & COVID19 Conference.

Dr Karen Struthers says we must now focus on how we rebuild for better after the pandemic. She says more leaders leading ‘like a girl’ will help.

Three Nordic countries have flattened the curve & have female prime ministers. Sweden hasn’t and doesn’t. Its recorded death rate is 10 times higher.

I have found it rather novel to read a number of articles in such short succession suggesting that in many ways women are better leaders than men.