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    3. WeWork Doesn’t Have a Single Woman Director, According to IPO Filing

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      WeWork Doesn’t Have a Single Woman Director, According to IPO Filing
      Its 2019, and a $47 billion company is going public with an all-male board of directors. WeWorks parent known formally as the We Company disclosed who comprises its board in an initial public offering prospectus early on Wednesday. Among the seven members, not a single one is female. The company was most-recently valued privately at $47 billion although its unclear if theyll receive the same price tag from the public ...
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    5. California Sued Over Law Requiring Women on Corporate Boards

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      California Sued Over Law Requiring Women on Corporate Boards
      Californias first-in-the-nation law mandating women on boards of publicly held companies is facing what appears to be its first legal challenge. Judicial Watch, a Washington-based conservative activist group, said in a lawsuit filed this week on behalf of three California taxpayers that spending taxpayer money enforcing the law is illegal under the California constitution...
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    6. 2 Gender-Diversity Trends in the Corporate Boardroom

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      2 Gender-Diversity Trends in the Corporate Boardroom
      Madison Sargis: A few weeks ago, it was reported that all-male boards are officially a thing of the past for the SP 500. And while it's great to see such positive headline figures, Morningstar wanted to highlight two trends that paint a less rosy picture about gender diversity within the corporate boardroom. First, small-cap companies are lagging large caps. Gender diversity for small caps is only where large caps ...
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    8. Lone Women in Boardroom are Likeliest to be Stretched for time

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      Lone Women in Boardroom are Likeliest to be Stretched for time
      Companies that hold out too long on adding their first female board member are more likely to pick one whos already a director elsewhere, meaning shell have less time to devote to the firm, a Bloomberg Intelligence study found. Lone female directors served on an average of about 1.4 boards, the busiest of all classes of directors, according to the research released Tuesday by Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Rob Du ...
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    10. After Years of ‘Glacial’ Change, Women Now Hold More than 1 in 4 Corporate Board Seats

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      After Years of ‘Glacial’ Change, Women Now Hold More than 1 in 4 Corporate Board Seats
      When Kathy Higgins Victor first joined the board of directors at Best Buy in 1999, she was the only woman in the room. The former Northwest Airlines human resources chief and now president of a leadership coaching firm remembers how she would say something, and then thered be silence followed by approval of a male colleagues comments. She recalls thinking Excuse me, was my mic off?...
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    1. We would like you to set out how you intend to make genuine progress to improving board diversity. We therefore ask you to set out what actions the board is taking to ensure that substantial progress is made to meet the Hampton-Alexander 2020 targets.
      In UK: FTSE 350 Firms Under Fire Over ‘unacceptable’ Lack of Female Directors
    2. Often when we engage with companies on the issue of board diversity we hear that the biggest challenge is a lack of suitable female candidates.
      In Investor State Street Uses Financial Clout to Get More Women to the Top
    3. While our board has determined not to make a recommendation either in favour of or opposed to the shareholder proposal, we believe that our current practices and recent enhancements to our new director candidate selection process support board diversity.
      In With No Women on its Board, Shareholder Calls for Diversity Policy at Tim Hortons owner RBI