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Women Directors Change How Boards Work

Harvard Business Review Feb 17 2015 BoardBlogs

Professor Dhir did a qualitative, interview-based study of Norwegian corporate directors , looking deeply into the experiences of 23 Norwegian directors, men and women who had appointments both pre- and post-quota. He wanted to understand, from the ...
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