It is now widely accepted that gender balance at board level delivers better business performance. UK companies have made a collective effort to increase gender equality across leadership positions in their organisations and yet, despite increased awareness and progress made across industries, women remain woefully under-represented in senior positions in UK business.
Our panel of expert speakers will debate whether modern corporate culture facilitates the recognition and development of female leadership skills. What works well and brings UK business closer to bridging the gender gap, and what aspects of corporate culture still need to change to achieve gender diversity in the pipeline to leadership?
Join us for an engaging evening of debate and networking.
Time | Session |
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18:00 | Registration and networking |
18:30 |
Chair’s opening remarks Caroline Stockmann, Chief Executive, ACT |
18:35 |
Welcome from MUFG Phil Roberts, Head of Investment Banking for EMEA, MUFG |
18:40 |
Keynote address 1 Asif Sadiq, Head of Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging, The Telegraph |
19:00 |
Keynote address 2 Chloé Chambraud, Gender Equality Director, Business in the Community |
19:20 |
Panel discussion and Q&A: Does modern corporate culture facilitate the recognition of female leadership skills? Chloé Chambraud, Gender Equality Director, Business in the Community Facilitated by: Caroline Stockmann, Chief Executive, ACT |
20:00 | Closing remarks |
20:05 | Networking and drinks reception |
21:00 | Close of event |
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Join the ACT Diversity and Inclusion Calendar: Modern corporate culture and gender diversity event on 11 September in London, UK.