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According to recent research, women remain under-represented in senior roles in the media: is this the case? What can be done to change this?
Please spare 5 minutes to answer questions on your career and experiences to date, be it as a journalist, researcher, manager or editor working in the press, TV or radio. Your anonymous input will feed into a nationwide study looking at whether merit alone enables career progression in the media - or if gender bias is at play.
You have until 11pm on Wednesday 11 March to complete the survey.
This research is part of CMI’s ongoing work on diversity in management. The CMI will present the findings to an exclusive roundtable chaired by Eleanor Mills, editorial director of The Sunday Times and chair of Women in Journalism, at the House of Commons on Tuesday 17 March. If you’ve got any queries then please contact Lysbeth Plas in the CMI Research team via research@managers.org.uk
Women in Journalism: www.womeninjournalism.co.uk
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