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Reality Check: More Women on Boards Doesn’t Guarantee Diversity

The Conversation Mar 19 2019 Partner Publications

Women now hold almost 30% of all board positions in Australia’s top 200 listed companies. Former AICD head Elizabeth Proust says that’s significant, because research “has shown this is the point at which you genuinely change the conversation around any table.”
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