Guest lecturer in corporate and development finance at USB, Jason Hamilton, forecasts the impact that the #COVID19#lockdown will have on South African industry.
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[Have your say] The #WomenOnSAboards Report discusses #overboardedness - the idea that people who sit on too many boards may not have enough capacity to fulfil their duties effectively and equally. Tell us, how many boards do you think you could handle?
@WDBinvestments I would say 1. They have a direct mandate unlike the others whose mandates are much broader than just gender based, although they should co-exist
"A different perspective suggests that the best managers of the most innovative organisations do not tell their employees how to innovate. Instead, they shape the chaos."
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@CyrilRamaphosa Dear Mr President, why not start by partnering with academics who have the research. @StellenboschUSB has a Research Chair dedicated to Women at Work. Do we need to bring back the #GenderEqualityBill? Here’s her latest report on #WomenOnSAboards: https://t.co/FOM1iYFqGY
@SAfmnews For example, #WomenOnSAboards needs attention. @StellenboschUSB has a report out about this now. It highlights the abandoned #GenderEqualityBill to @JSE_Group listed companies non-compliance and the need for 30% representation. Read: https://t.co/FOM1iYFqGY
@DIRCO_ZA In South Africa there are too few women in boards comparative with international trends. We need at least 30% of boards to have female representation. Legislation and voluntary targets can help. @DIRCO_ZA reading this report is a start: https://t.co/FOM1iYFqGY