Views from a recent CMI event: “Men as Role Models”
Monday 13 March 2017Blog by Karin Lutz
Recently I was invited to an interesting gender-parity event – “Men as Role Models”, hosted by the Chartered Management Institute. The discussions reiterated my view that we need more male role models to become everyday agents of change; both men and women need to drive forward gender re-balancing in the workplace.
In my role championing D&I within EY, any opportunities to benchmark activity and views that stimulate the gender-parity debate are always welcome.
This event was comprised of a variety of speakers from large organisations and small companies/start-ups with invited guests who have an interest in how we really create balanced workplaces and rid business of gender discrimination.
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