Crisis Reveals How Much Firms Need Women to Be in Charge
"Institutions of the world still showing a strong gender gap need renewal, they need to diversify"
The Founder and CEO of the Women’s Forum in Deauville, France, Aude de Thuin, calls for more gender balance in corporate leadership in an article in the Financial Times.
- Doing without women means losing balance and moderation, elements that were lacking in the runup to the current crisis
- The revolution, and upset, in finance shows the need for a revolution in corporate governance and leadership, The Financial Times writes
- “In any case, a higher proportion of women in company management is essential because diversity in points of view and approaches engenders discussion”
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