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Tag Archives: Word Economic Forum
Lessons from Davos: Gender quotas urgently needed!
At the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2011, men still outnumbered women by a ratio of more than five to one. This corresponds to a large underrepresentation of women in leading positions in the private sector worldwide. Only 3% … Continue reading →