Fully integrating women into both the workplace and the marketplace can yield a significant return—what can be called the Gender Dividend. Much like the dividends that public corporations pay to …
Fully integrating women into both the workplace and the marketplace can yield a significant return—what can be called the Gender Dividend. Much like the dividends that public corporations pay to …
Using findings from research, we have developed a list of best practices that have been shown to lead to higher employee satisfaction and productivity, lower turnover and greater innovation – …
One structural roadblock to women’s career advancement is the lack of transparency in job opportunities. Some companies choose not to post all jobs, especially director and above level jobs. This Q&A …
This 2009 study from Catalyst is an oldie but goodie. The conditions it describes are still very much a part of corporate America in 2015. This paper explains how to mitigate risk and …
This practical guide from Catalyst provides short assessment questions to get people thinking about better talent management processes. It articulates what inclusion looks and feels like from the point of …
This 28 page report from power thought leader McKinsey & Company provides a summary of the gender balanced leadership problem… and solution. Don’t feel like reading 28 pages? Skip straight to page …
When ShowMe50™ told Associate Vice Provost at Rice University, Arnaud Chevallier, that we used his Logic in Communication presentation in our materials (Toolkit 4, Learn to Influence Change), he generously sent …
This report highlights the critical behaviors required of CEOs to make change happen– and it’s not the researchers but the CEOs themselves who defined them through in depth interviews. It …
This is an interesting report by Weber Shandwick and KRC research on the power of employees in today’s social media economy. They explain how employees are mostly big fans of their companies and …
In order to successfully execute your gender balanced leadership initiative inside your company you must let your boss know about it. Your boss has disproportionate influence on your career. You want him/her …