Hopeful stuff - & need to chart this against outcomes as with Oz female CEOs creating great value
“Where are the most women in science:Burma,Guatamala,Argentina &EEurope #WomenInScience https://t.co/tRzRFVGQG2”
The Guardian on Twitter
“Woman wins seat in Saudi election https://t.co/DQVaQ9ZLyP”
Rosabeth Moss Kanter on Twitter
“Show up. Speak up. Team up. Don't give up. Lift others up. Thiings will look up”
We must take accountability for caring for those around us, particularly the vulnerable.
This four-year-old child was starved and beaten over a period of months, before his death at the hands of his mother and step-father. The evidence of his suffering was in full view of staff at his school…
OzTrade Minister says Christine’s Blackmores Bega venture is a role model for Australia
Andrew Robb says Blackmores Bega venture is a role model for Australia – Trade Minister Andrew Robb has hailed the partnership between Blackmores and Bega Cheese to produce infant formula as the new role model.
Well earned by AstraZeneca No2 UK best employers survey
Jaguar Land Rover, AstraZeneca and Harrods top UK best employers survey – Rolls-Royce, Sky, Microsoft, Dyson, Estee Lauder and Adidas are among those who made it to the top 10.
Standing up for what matters under difficult situations Shami Chakrabarti steps down from Liberty after 12 years
Having joined the day before 9/11, she leaves with counter-terrorism, surveillance and privacy concerns still high on agenda
The most impressive businessmen of the year, as voted by businessmen
Sir Martin Sorrell, head of the advertising and marketing services group WPP, and the inventor James Dyson have been jointly named “most impressive business person of the year" by their peers. According to the “Captains of Industry” report by Ipsos Mori both candidates had the backing of 14 per cent of respondents. They jointly take the top spot from Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson.
Japanese bookshop stocks only one book at a time
Owner of Morioka Shoten in Tokyo says the strategy adds up to a dedicated exhibition for each volume it sells
One year after the Sydney siege, Martin Place blooms again for victims
Hundreds gathered on Tuesday night at the scene of the fatal siege to remember Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson, as Lord Mayor Clover Moore insists siege was ‘not a terrorist attack’
'Love has no religion': priests and pastors reach out to refugees
Individual clergy have distributed aid and set up shelters across Europe while the churches they represent have often struggled to respond to the issue
How can we have a more balanced debate about Jeremy Corbyn and Labour? | Owen Jones
The media attacks on the Labour leader since his landslide victory have made it almost impossible for sympathetic commentators to air a constructive critique