Gender Inequality

How gender diversity at the top can boost the bottom line - and improve the world

Companies with gender diversity in leadership outperform their less diverse peers Image: REUTERS/Rebecca Cook - RC1D0A35C6D0

Belen Garijo
Chair of the Executive Board and Chief Executive Officer, Merck
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 Europe still has a lot of work to do to close its gender pay gaps
Europe still has a lot of work to do to close its gender pay gaps Image: Bloomberg/Eurostat
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