by Lynn Roseberry | Oct 28, 2020 | Diversity, Gender
Martin Schneider didn’t know he was going to become a male champion of gender parity. Maybe he wouldn’t even describe himself that way now. But that’s what he’s become in a way. And it happened completely by accident. Back in March of this year, an article in The…
by Lynn Roseberry | Dec 11, 2017 | Gender, Unconscious Bias
Martin Schneider didn’t know he was going to become a male champion of gender parity. Maybe he wouldn’t even describe himself that way now. But that’s what he’s become in a way. And it happened completely by accident. Back in March of this year, an article in The…
by Lynn Roseberry | Nov 22, 2017 | Leading Change
If you want to do something to get more women into leadership, you need to know the facts. I was recently asked within the space of a few weeks to do four presentations for three different women’s organisations on the same subject: Why are there still so few female…
by Lynn Roseberry | Oct 17, 2017 | Leading Change
What does a successful diversity program look like? Apparently that’s a question most companies don’t seem to be able to answer, according to the authors of the following two articles published last year in the Harvard Business Review: Diversity policies rarely make…
by Lynn Roseberry | Dec 15, 2016 | Diversity, Gender, Inclusive Leadership
The most important gender equality lesson of 2016 has nothing to do with how or why American voters failed to elect USA’s first female president when they finally had the chance. Rather, it’s about why Denmark dropped from 14th to 19th place on the World Economic…