Being a board member isn’t easy. You have responsibility for a company but limited means to really understand it — and that understanding is often mediated by management. How aware are you of what’s really happening in the company...
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The Canadian Securities Administrators’ (the CSA) updated data on women in corporate leadership shows that women’s representation has increased over the last six years. Data published by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED Canada) confirms...
The number of women on corporate boards increases yearly, but the growth rate slowed in 2020 following a moderate uptick in 2019. MSCI ESG Research observed a 0.6% growth rate among MSCI ACWI Index companies in 2020, and outlined three projection scenarios for the decades ahead.
Bay Street's boys' club has a long history of making nonsensical excuses to exclude women from positions of power. One infamous incident occurred in 1976, when W.Earle McLaughlin , then chairman and president of Royal Bank of Canada, caused an uproar when he claimed the country's largest bank couldn't find a qualified women....
Innovation, Science and Industry has been working with stakeholders, partners, and diversity organizations in a bottom-up approach to create the 50 – 30 Challenge. Minister Bains will be...
Canada’s greatest resource is its people. Businesses and organizations benefit from having the right people, reflecting Canada’s full diversity, putting their talents to use...
Ryerson’s Diversity Institute applauds the federal government’s recent announcement of The 50 – 30 Challenge: Your Diversity Advantage. This initiative will bring together the federal government with corporate partners, community organizations...
We just became one of the 60 founding partners across Canada for this initiative and we’ve been asked to provide input to the details of this “challenge”. We are excited to be part of the efforts of accelerating diversity actions on corporate boards and senior management.
