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The US election underlines that, when racism and sexism combine, women in leadership simply cannot win.

It recognises organisations that demonstrate a commitment to fostering positive mental health and wellbeing for staff.

Without a system of knowledge covering generally accepted truths, we will live in a world where decisions are not based on evidence but on the corrupt and vested interests of a few. High-quality journalism has never been more vital.

Findings of the survey will inform an updated action plan that helps businesses create a more inclusive workplace.

Combining the creative thinking and problem-solving ability of neurodiverse people with the processing power of AI could lead to unprecedented fresh perspectives.

The gender agenda has become a polarised topic. Three leading women in journalism shed light on the issues at stake and what we can do about it at a recent Wacl panel. 

As the government’s initiative to boost the labour market progresses, businesses would do well to look at the benefits highlighted by 4 Day Week Global. 

Providing training and support, particularly in the area of mental wellness, is vital if we want the next generation to aspire to — not run away from — management.  

Starcom’s Vanessa Jarrad won the battle of the Future 100 manifestos at The Future of Media London after her “Empowering Voices” pitch took won the live audience vote.

The collective experience of women returning from maternity leave is an act of corporate negligence, with devastating impacts on women’s careers and the media industry.