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    8. Why the California Women on Boards Law is Flawed

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      Why the California Women on Boards Law is Flawed
      On Oct. 1, I woke up to the news that diversity is now a mandate. Gov. Jerry Brown had just signed a bill requiring all publicly traded companies headquartered in California to have at least one woman on their boards of directors by the end of 2019; boards with six or more directors will need to have three women by the end of 2021. On one hand, I wanted to ...
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    9. ISS Rules for New Campbell Board Members

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      ISS Rules for New Campbell Board Members
      Given the boards subpar oversight of critical issues such as MA and succession planning, shareholders may wonder whether the incumbent board is capable of steering Campbell back on track in a timely manner, says ISS in the ruling. Campbell returned about 19% to shareholders over the last two years, while the SP 500 has nearly tripled. At one point Loeb proposed replacing all 12 board members, but he backed off ...
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    14. Men, Women Disagree on Gov. Mandate to Seat Women on Boards of Directors

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      Men, Women Disagree on Gov. Mandate to Seat Women on Boards of Directors
      California is on its way to passing a law that would require all publicly traded companies in the state to have at least one woman on their board of directors by the end of 2019. But while men and women dont see eye-to-eye on whether theyd want a law like this in their state, they do agree that the decision shouldnt be up to the government...
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    15. Demand for Female Directors Rises Amid Proposed Bill Mandating More Women on Boards

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      Demand for Female Directors Rises Amid Proposed Bill Mandating More Women on Boards
      In an effort to increase female representation on corporate boards, CaliforniasSenate recently passed a bill mandatingthat public companies based in the Golden Statehave at least one woman on their board by the end of 2019. The legislation, SB-826, is now before California Gov.Jerry Brown, who has until Sept. 30 to sign itinto law. If Brown signs the bill,the one-woman boardroom mandate...
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    1. Seeing the enormous progress made by these 10 top FTSE 100 companies demonstrates that the UK's voluntary, business-led approach is working. Our target of 25% women on boards by 2015 is in sight.
      In Cable: Still Not Enough Women On UK Boards
    2. We felt all the focus was on getting women on boards.
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    3. Global companies in other leading financial markets are already seeing 30 to 40 percent women board participation, having experienced and appreciated the contributions of women on boards.
      In Singapore Wants to Double Women on Company Boards in 3 Years