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The Path Forward: Diversity in the C-Suite with Mastercard Executive Vice Chair Ann Cairns

She’s blazed a trail at Mastercard for the decade that she’s been there, and has broadened her message of inclusion and gender diversity to the entire business world. Join Washington Post Live for an in-depth conversation with the executive vice chair of Mastercard, Ann Cairns, which will highlight her role in advocating for women in senior leadership positions, as well as the critical role she plays as Mastercard’s ambassador to the rest of the world. This conversation is in partnership with PowerToFly, part of Diversity Reboot 2021. Join Washington Post Live on Wednesday, May 5 at 12:00pm ET.

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Who s the most impressive businesswoman you know?

Who s the most impressive businesswoman you know? The deadline for the Inspiring Women in Business awards and 35 Women Under 35 has been extended by one week to April 21 2021. by Management Today staff Women are firmly established at the upper echelons of business, but there is still a long way to go before there s equality. The fact remains that the more senior you look, the fewer women you ll find. We spoke with Mastercard s executive vice chair and 30% Club globa chair Ann Cairns recently about how she would have felt, back in the 1980s when she had the distinction of being the first woman to work on North Sea oil rigs, about the progress of the past 30 years. Disappointed, she responded, and it s hard to argue with her.

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Male dominated culture won t fix climate, racism and economic crises, UN Secretary-General warns CEOs, Government and Civil Society Leaders

Male dominated culture won t fix climate, racism and economic crises, UN Secretary-General warns CEOs, Government and Civil Society Leaders
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Male dominated culture won t fix climate, racism and economic crises, UN Secretary-General warns CEOs, Government and Civil Society Leaders

Home / Top News / Male dominated culture won’t fix climate, racism and economic crises, UN Secretary-General warns CEOs, Government and Civil Society Leaders Male dominated culture won’t fix climate, racism and economic crises, UN Secretary-General warns CEOs, Government and Civil Society Leaders UN Global Compact’s Target Gender Equality programme to expand from 19 to 45 countries New York, NY, March 17, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) UNITED NATIONS, New York, 17 March 2021 The world needs the talent of women and men equally to solve global challenges such as racism, climate change and economic recovery from COVID, the UN Secretary-General told TARGET GENDER EQUALITY LIVE, a virtual gathering of business, civil society and government leaders, on Tuesday.

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British Science Association is already fighting the next pandemic

British Science Association is already fighting the next pandemic Media Links As the world continues to fight coronavirus and its mutations, the BSA’s new thought leadership series, For Thought, is hoping to find answers to questions to avoid the next one. March 10, London: How can we create resilient leaders, organisations and nations for future global shocks? How can we learn from innovating in a crisis to stimulate growth in technologies that do not yet exist? And how can we focus on a green recovery after COVID-19 when medical plastic used to prevent the virus has already spiked plastic pollution? Questions like these, and more, is what For Thought, the upcoming event series by the British Science Association (BSA) will answer.

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