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‘Women should be at home with the children’.‘I’m not going to put a woman on a Board just to equal the quota’.‘Women can’t deal well with complex issues.There are no more left to put onto my Board.’ He spent time with each Chair of the Board, trying to research why this was the case. In February 2018 a BBC Reporter conducted a study of 350 SME Boards in the UK, with the view to learn why there were no women on the Boards of these companies. “There are no good women left to put onto a Board” It is notably disgraceful that it is in only fairly recent times that women have been considered important enough to vote, although there are countries around the globe where this is still not allowed. In wider society, the movement towards gender equality began with the suffrage movement in Western cultures in the late-19th century, which sought to allow women to vote and hold elected office.

“Nobody can make you feel inadequate without your consent.”īut for women, it’s not always that easy.

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