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Tag: Frauen in Führungspositionen

Economy sets targets for women in leadership positions / Wirtschaft setzt sich Ziele für mehr Frauen in Führungspositionen

Yesterday, on March 30, 2011 there was a high-level-meeting of politicians and labor directors of Germany’s DAX 30 companies . The goal of this meeting was to get a mandatory statement from the representatives of business how they want to ... read more

Powerwomen in Dialogue / Starke Frauen im Gespräch

The starting event of our internal women’s network at Henkel “Women in Leadership” (WiL) in 2011 was the high-light-event at the same time: the round-table discussion with Simone Bagel-Trah our chairwoman of the shareholder committee and of the supervisory board ... read more

WELT conference “Women in Top Management”

Diversity and the promotion of women have top priority at Henkel, and this is being confirmed again yesterday, March 22: Kasper Rorsted, Henkel CEO, and Kathrin Menges, Corporate Senior Vice President Global Human Resources, were at the “WELT Conference” in ... read more

Is it all just symbolic politics? / Alles symbolische Politik?

As compared to international standards German DAX companies only show a minor share of women in top positions. Thus, there were intensive public discussions if this low female quota could be judged as discrimination of women. There can be registered ... read more

A Call For More Women in the Boardroom [UK]

Current statistics show that women make up only 12.2% of directors of FTSE 100 companies, and only 7.3% of FTSE 250 companies. No wonder therefore that the UK government has decided to take action. In September 2010 Lord Davies of ... read more

Ready, Steady – Stagnation?! / Auf die Plätze, fertig – Stillstand?!

A matter of common knowledge: more women earning better school and university degrees within a shorter time. It is also known that this superiority of women disappears by the time of entering into professional life. A Catalyst study conducted in ... read more

You’ve got to want to/ Du sollst wollen

“You’ve got to want to!” That this request obviously rarely leads to the intended goal should be clear. In contrary: worst case it leads to the opposite: reactance.  “You’ve got to want to!” could be definitely the interpretation of the ... read more

Being a Diversity Manager is like being a Doctor / Ein Diversity Manager ist wie ein Arzt

During my two weeks vacation on Christmas season I had to realize that being a Diversity Manager is like being a doctor. If a doctor enters the room all of a sudden the present people start to moan about this ... read more