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Bookmark or Share- Do men and women really have different leadership styles?Female political leaders have engaged in conflicts (such as the ex-prime minister of the UK Margaret Thatcher and the Falklands War) and have traded arms to nations outwardly repressive of women’s rights (such as Swedish arms sales to Saudi Arabia under foreign minister Margot Wallström’s “feminist foreign policy”).
- 6 inspirational young female leaders - The World Economic ForumIn my work with the World Economic Forum’s communities of Young Global Leaders and Global Shapers, I am inspired every day by amazing women in our network: young female leaders who are driving the call for equitable and sustainable food systems, de-stigmatising mental health in developing countries, curbing the pandemic in vulnerable ...
- These are the world's most powerful women | World Economic ForumAmong the 100 in the full list, there are some groundbreaking women who have smashed through the glass ceiling to become global leaders. But the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2020 found that women occupy just 25% of parliamentary positions around the world and only 21% at a ministerial level.
- Global Gender Gap Report 2022 - The World Economic ForumIndustries with already high female representation still show a gender gap between the overall female representation across all roles and the representation of women in leadership. For example, women make up 62% of total workforce share in the Personal Services and Wellbeing industry, but only 45% of leadership share.
- Having women in leadership roles is more important than ever, here's ...Beyond business, female leaders from across generations are working together to find new solutions to the world's biggest problems; The tech sector must attract more women to unlock the potential of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and ensure technology is developed from a balanced perspective.
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