The number of women in Britain’s boardrooms has failed to increase for the third year running according to Cranfield research.
The 2010 Female FTSE report from Cranfield School of Management has revealed another year of plateau for the numbers of women in the most senior positions in British business. The authors of the report have suggested that changes to standard appointments processes might encourage greater equality and diversity in Britain’s boardrooms, particularly in the nation’s…
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