Time's Up: Why Boards Need To Get Diverse Now

Time's Up: Why Boards Need To Get Diverse Now

by Patricia Lenkov
Time's Up: Why Boards Need To Get Diverse Now

Time's Up: Why Boards Need To Get Diverse Now

by Patricia Lenkov

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Overview

DIVERSITY MUST BEGIN AT THE TOP.+

Underrepresented ethnic and racial groups make up 40 percent of the US population but just 12.5 percent of board directors. Sadly, this is not a statistic from a bygone era. This is 2021.

Recently, various protests and movements have called attention to the lack of equality in the United States. And while much progress has been made, it's become clear that more can be done, both in our communities and in the workplace.

With Time's Up, executive recruiter Patricia Lenkov shines a light on an issue that's plagued corporations for years-the "pale, male, and stale boardroom." Supported with an abundance of research, she shows how women and minorities are consistently underrepresented on executive teams. Consumers and employees are demanding boards who can represent them, and organizations that fail to adapt could be left in the dust. But this isn't just a recent push spurred on by the #MeToo movement. Diverse boards have actually been proven to make better decisions and lead to increased company performance.

So what are you waiting for? Time's up.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781735111285
Publisher: Janus House Publishing
Publication date: 08/17/2021
Pages: 222
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.47(d)

About the Author

PATRICIA LENKOV is widely regarded as a thought leader on board recruiting, corporate governance, composition, and succession. In 2008, she founded Agility Executive Search, which was named as one of America's Best Executive Recruiting Firms by Forbes. To date, she has conducted over 350 board searches on behalf of corporations, family businesses, private companies, private equity firms, and some of the world's top activist investors.
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