Table ronde virtuelle "Le Leadership au féminin"

March 04, 2021

12:30 - 13:30

 

Online discussion panel "Women in leadership: challenges and opportunities"

March 4th (Thursday):
12h30 CET (Brussels time)
13h30 EEST (Vilnius time)

While overall the numbers remain low, gender equality is increasing. 41 of the companies on the Fortune 500 list currently have female CEOs compared to only 33 in 2019 and 24 in 2018. Furthermore, in the public sector, 2020 has proven to be a strong year with more women elected to high office around the world.

However, the pandemic has intensified some of the challenges women face in the workplace. One in three mothers have considered leaving the workforce or downshifting their careers for reasons relating to the current circumstances (McKinsey report 2020).

Will the pandemic reverse the positive trends we have seen over the past years? How can we overcome the challenges female leaders are facing? What are the opportunities that could help women climb the ladder or re-enter the labour market after career breaks?

Participants:

• Daria Nashat, Co-Founder 'Women in Politics', Gender-balanced leadership, Community-builder, Mother with a vision, Speaker & facilitator
• Florence Bindelle, Secretary General at EuropeanIssuers, LSM EMBA alumna
• Algis Davidavičius, sociologist, lecturer at Vytautas Magnus university
• Moderator: Steve Neale, executive coach, mindfulness instructor and emotional intelligence practitioner, founder of Limbic Performance System

The online discussion takes between 1 and 1.15h. The Zoom link, together with the confirmation of your registration, will be sent shortly after registration. We look forward to seeing you online!

If you need more information on the event, please contact:
Elze Pociute (BMI Brussels): +32 474 264551; elze@bmiinstitute.com
or Dagne Armonaite (BMI Vilnius): +370 650 25096; dagne@bmiinstitute.com

More information: https://www.bmiinstitute.com/news/405/47/Women-in-leadership-challenges-and-opportunities-a-BMI-Institute-s-panel-discussion-dedicated-to-International-Woman-s-day