High performing women: How women reach the top
Research conducted by CIPD has shown that women's share of professional posts in organisations has only increased by 0.7% globally in the last six years. Whilst the total number of women in the workforce has increased, there are still very low numbers of women reaching board level. Why is this the case?
Lane4's white paper focuses on the strategies women from both sport and business have employed to reach the top. The authors draw on the experiences and views of five high performing women from the sport and business world.
Download High Performing Women: How Women Reach the Top below.
Dr. Tara Jones and Mark Gittins | 2009-08-03
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