Kathy Matsui, the Goldman banker who coined the phrase, says attitudes towards gender and work have profoundly shifted as policy, demographics and the boom in responsible investing add weight to the business case for diversity and equality.

Goldman's Matsui shows 'womenomics' taking hold

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In today’s world of geopolitical uncertainties affecting global business, supply chains and economy, AmCham Podcast brings together thought leaders from business, academia, and think tanks to share their insights from latest developments in the US, Hong Kong and China, its implications for businesses, to industry trends and advice to mitigate threats to the business communities. Thank you for tuning in!

<p>In today’s world of geopolitical uncertainties affecting global business, supply chains and economy, AmCham Podcast brings together thought leaders from business, academia, and think tanks to share their insights from latest developments in the US, Hong Kong and China, its implications for businesses, to industry trends and advice to mitigate threats to the business communities. Thank you for tuning in!&nbsp;</p>

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Goldman's Matsui shows 'womenomics' taking hold

Goldman's Matsui shows 'womenomics' taking hold