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International Business Times - US Boards Need Alternatives to Gender'm Quotas
The percentage of female board members in The US dropped in 2016, reports TheInternational Business TimesOut of 44 nations, the US ranked 19 th place, with about two participants per board, versus an average of 11.5 seats. Could quotas be the answer?Missionario Zehnder 'sCarol Singleton SladeIs skeptical due to the "culture of independence" among US firms' board members. "I think it 's a company thing, in the US, from a cultural perspective [...].There 'd be a lot of pushback against quotas and that sort of policy [...} I think the directors take their independence very seriously, "explained the Singleton Slade.
The Full story:Lydia O 'Neal:"Women In Business: With Female Corporate Board Members Less Present In The US Than Most Of The Developed World, Can Ivanka Trump a Help?In the International Business Times (8 February 2017).
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