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Articles by Caralyn Lammas

Governance

Increasing Board Opportunities for Young Women

Closing the leadership gap for young women is a formidable challenge, however there is no excuse for accepting the status quo. There is compelling evidence to suggest that organisations perform better when women are well represented at senior levels and in the boardroom. This is referred to as the business case for gender diversity. Women perform better academically and are now graduating from tertiary institutions at higher rates than men. This has created a pool of well-educated, talented and ambitious women who are valuable resources for business and organisations.

[Nicole Swaine Caralyn Lammas]
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Nicole Swaine, Caralyn Lammas

Oct 12, 2015 · 3 mins

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