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Only 7% of the Fortune 500 companies have boards that are made up of at least 40% women.
Australia’s rising female leaders, researchers and economists debated the issues that impact on a woman’s journey to career success and personal fulfillment at the SWB13 Sustaining Women in Business two-day conference.
Former management consultant turned teacher and psychologist Angela Lee Duckworth found neither IQ, talent, good looks, physical health nor social intelligence was a significant predictor of success. It is grit – the unflagging ability to stick with a long-term goal.
Ten of Australia’s leading female entrepreneurs share their journey and inspire Australian women to run the world.
New Zealand beats Australia in a gender gap report that measures key metrics such as access to education and healthcare, economic participation and political empowerment.