Global Women Annual Report 2018 – 2019

Today Global Women published its annual report for 2018 – 2019. As a not-for-profit, Global Women’s ...

It’s time to take sustainability up a notch

New Zealand has a real opportunity to lead the world in sustainable agriculture and food production, ...

Between Kerikeri and San Diego: Jenni Prisk

Jenni Prisk is a New Zealander who splits her time between Kerikeri and San Diego, California, ...

Contact’s Jacqui Nelson recognised for exemplary leadership

Contact Energy is one of New Zealand’s largest listed generator / retail energy companies, and is ...

To achieve multiculturalism, we need to achieve biculturalism first

We usually hear the words Diversity and Inclusion together. We talk about valuing differences and bringing ...

Virtual career takes off

Film technology entrepreneur Aliesha Staples’ career mirrors the rapid advances in technology that have impacted her ...

Fast Four: SKYCITY CEO Graeme Stephens

In 2017 SKYCITY began working with Indigenous Growth Limited to develop a corporate leadership programme that ...

Spark blazes a trail for women leaders

Global Women’s Major Partner Spark has appointed a Global Women Member, Jolie Hodson, as chief executive ...

Meet: Siobhan McKenna, Global Women CEO

Siobhan McKenna has recently joined Global Women as CEO. Siobhan has a broad background in business, ...

Claire Evans: “You can’t be everywhere and do everything”

Claire Evans is a Partner at Lane Neave and an Independent Board Director and Trustee. She ...

What is 40:40:20?

In short, the 40:40:20 ratio is about aiming for diversity of gender in workplace leadership, be ...

Champions for Change Campaign a Success

On International Women’s Day (8 March) this year, the Champions for Change called on workplaces to ...