chief executive women

The CEO role is still largely held by men, even at Australia’s largest, listed organisations that face more scrutiny than on gender diversity than others.

Corporate Australia has an opportunity to leverage one of the country’s “greatest untapped resources”: culturally and racially diverse women.

With an extensive human services career, Patricia Sparrow will become Chief Executive of COTA Australia, the peak body for older Australians.

Women’s representation in executive roles in Australia’s top public companies is going nowhere, fast, according to a new report.

Halving the workforce participation gap between men and women would unlock half a million full-time skilled workers, new analysis has found.

The latest CEW Census shows that progress is so slow, you can barely see it at all. Of 23 appointments, one went to a woman

The new CEW survey finds that equality in flexibility is key to economic prosperity in the future. Will it happen?

At Thursday’s Chief Executive Women event, Macquarie Group chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake spoke about how she no longer sees herself as a “female CEO with brown skin”.

Corporate leader Sam Mostyn has been announced as the next president of powerful lobby group, Chief Executive Women.

HESTA is leading an initiative to encourage companies in the ASX200 to fill 40 per cent of their executive positions with women by 2030.

Just one of the 25 CEOs appointed to lead ASX 200 organisations in the past year has been female, and it’s not something we can excuse as a 2020 anomaly.

Revamping the childcare subsidy, proposed by KPMG, could see working parents better off and boost Australia’s economic growth by $700 million.