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Three Benefits of Gender Diversity in the Workplace

In an increasingly globalized and interconnected business environment, gender diversity in workplaces is not just a matter of principle, but also an economic necessity. A business that supports gender diversity is more likely to reap numerous benefits such as higher return on investment (ROI), innovation and creativity, and enhanced company reputation. Conversely, businesses which do not prioritize gender diversity face certain challenges.

Building a Successful Women’s Initiative

We surveyed the roundtable participants across industries and roles within their companies to understand the challenges their women’s initiatives were facing, because we knew that breaking down these barriers was the best way to achieve success for each women’s initiative.

Why Your Company Should Invest in Gender Diversity.

We’ve broken down three reasons why your company should invest in gender diversity in the organization. Think of it as different levels of investment with corresponding returns—the old “you get out what you put in” approach.

Tips to Increase Attendance at Women’s Initiative Events

You reserve the room. You order the catering. You bring in the perfect speaker. You send the invites and track the responses.

You plan an event. And people don't show up.

If you are painfully nodding along, you are not alone. So many of our clients struggle with the challenge of simply getting people to show up for the events that they have spent time, money, and effort to plan. Of course, most people are respectful—they let you know they can no longer make it, they lament that their travel schedule puts them out of the office the day of the event, they promise to attend the next one. The interest and intention are there, which you know because you have asked the attendees what they want. So how can you get past the last-minute fire drills and get people to show up for your events and programs?

Bringing Passion Together: The Women’s Initiative Roundtable

One of the most common questions we get when strategizing programming for women’s initiatives with companies is, “What are other companies doing with their women’s groups?” And while we of course understand why this information is relevant and interesting, we are…

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