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The Tipping Point: Global Trends in Corporate Gender Diversity, Pay Parity and the Talent Pool

A growing body of research suggests that having three women on a corporate board represents a “tipping point” in terms of influence, which is reflected in financial performance. Superior performance may derive from better decision making by a more diverse group of directors, but may also be tied to greater gender diversity among senior leadership and the rest of the work force. Globally we found that large multinational companies with three or more women directors had more women in senior leadership and were four times as likely to have female CEOs. In the U.S., analysis of 2015 compensation for these female executives at the top suggests a possible shift towards earnings parity, however inequalities persist in how underlying pay package components are awarded in comparison to male peers.

Watch the webinar replay and learn from MSCI senior analysts global trends in corporate gender diversity, pay parity, the talent pool and ultimately, the corporate culture shift that may be taking hold.

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Feb 23, 2017

Americas and EMEA


Time

8:00 a.m. PST San Francisco

11:00 a.m. EST New York

4:00 p.m. GMT London

5:00 p.m. CEST Paris

Location

WebEx

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