The winding path for women in corporate governance – what’s really improved?
People living half a century ago wouldn't recognise the modern workplace but women today say although changes do happen, so much stays the same.
Just because the ratio of women to men in corporate governance isn’t evenly split, that doesn’t mean the business world isn’t changing for the better.
At least, that’s the view from the coal-face of some women who have worked for decades to gain access to the highest positions.
When they
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 15 Dec 2017
Fri, 15 Dec 2017
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The winding path for women in corporate governance – what’s really improved?
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