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Partnering with Greatheart Leader Labs and the Center for Women and Business, Bentley University
Why do women currently hold only between 10 and 15 percent of C-suite positions in corporate America? Why are we having the same conversations about women’s role in the workplace as we did 20 years ago?
These are some of the questions that “Engaging Men to Advance Women in Business” sought to address at the workshop on Thursday, September 18, 2014 at Columbia University's Faculty House (64 Morningside Drive, New York, NY 10027). The workshop brought together male and female executives from a variety of companies. Thought-leaders and executives who lead efforts to engage men in diversity and inclusion initiatives will share their strategies and best practices for collaborative leadership. At the workshop, attendees will participate in several polling exercises, answer questions about their perceptions of how many men in their companies are engaged in gender diversity, explore the effectiveness of their companies’ efforts in engaging men, and highlight metrics for tracking progress toward gender equality.
Chuck Shelton
CEO
Greatheart Consulting
Betsy Myers
Founding Director
Center for Women & Business, Bentley University
Ken Stoler
Partner, National HR Accounting Advisory Leader
PwC
Chris Brassell
National Director, Office of Diversity
PwC
Richard H Goldberg
DCI Fellow, Stanford University
Fmr VP, Corporate Quality, Cisco
Susan M Adams
Professor of Management, Sr Director, Center for Women & Business, Bentley University
Patrick M Nolan
Group GM, CEO
HSBC Global Banking & Markets, Americas
Jennifer Brown
Founder, CEO
JBC Consulting