
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
When it comes to parity for women, it’s no secret things aren’t progressing as quickly as they should. Just look at McKinsey’s 2021 Women in the Workplace study: for every 100 men promoted, only 86 women are.
Then when you view this through an intersectional lens, the situation’s even worse. Between entry level and C-suite, representation of women of colour drops off by more than 75%. And that’s just one example.
So, this week, we tackle the topic of intersectionality – and why it’s fundamental to improving the workplace for all women.
Managing Director and head of our Women in Leadership programmes, Beks Hourston, speaks to Executive Coach Directors, KK Harris and Shamela Kylassum about their lived experiences, and how organizations – and individuals – can remove the barriers between women and their potential.
Tune in for this week’s episode to learn:
#DEI #Diversity #Inclusion #Equity #TalkingTalent #Intersectionality #WomenInBusiness #GenderEquality #GenderEquity #WomensLeadership #Allyship
When it comes to parity for women, it’s no secret things aren’t progressing as quickly as they should. Just look at McKinsey’s 2021 Women in the Workplace study: for every 100 men promoted, only 86 women are.
Then when you view this through an intersectional lens, the situation’s even worse. Between entry level and C-suite, representation of women of colour drops off by more than 75%. And that’s just one example.
So, this week, we tackle the topic of intersectionality – and why it’s fundamental to improving the workplace for all women.
Managing Director and head of our Women in Leadership programmes, Beks Hourston, speaks to Executive Coach Directors, KK Harris and Shamela Kylassum about their lived experiences, and how organizations – and individuals – can remove the barriers between women and their potential.
Tune in for this week’s episode to learn:
#DEI #Diversity #Inclusion #Equity #TalkingTalent #Intersectionality #WomenInBusiness #GenderEquality #GenderEquity #WomensLeadership #Allyship