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When the issue of quotas for board positions was all over the European press, we predicted that the appetite for tackling this dynamic would grow in Europe. Many countries have framed the issue of women's advancement more broadly as an issue of gender equality. What excites me about this is that we've always held that the absence of women at the top is a result of 3 factors:

  1. Women's skills, knowledge and attitudes about themselves and men.
  2. Men's skills, knowledge and attitudes about themselves and women.
  3. Formal and informal policies and practices of organizations. 
For four decades, organizations have resolutely addressed #1 and #3. This has resulted in some progress. But without an exploration of #2, progress will continue to be glacially slow and as uneven as a potholed city street.
    What is your organization doing to help men in people management positions examine the impact of their gender-related mindsets? If they're ready to tackle this factor, let us know. We have the tools to support them.

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    Susan Colantuono is CEO of Leading Women and author of No Ceiling, No Walls.
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    Are You Intrepid? Want to Give Back? Enjoy the Land of the Eternal Spring!


    You don’t really have to be intrepid – as you’ll see from the lovely accommodations and wonderful food we eat - but people will look at you incredulously when you tell them you’re going to Guatemala to help indigenous women create greater capacity for sustainable organizations.

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    Susan
    Susan Colantuono is CEO of Leading Women and author of No Ceiling, No Walls.
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    Good News from Directors & Boards 35th Anniversary Issue

    41% of new board appointments July - Sept, 2011 were women.

    What can you learn from these women who joined boards in 2011?