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| 2003 Collaborators & Sponsors |
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EOWA would like to thank the following collaborators and sponsors of the 2003 EOWA Australian Women in Leadership Census. Collaborators:
Catalyst is the leading US research and advisory organization working
with businesses and the professions to build inclusive environments and
expand opportunities for women at work. As an independent, non-profit
membership organisation, Catalyst uses a solutions-oriented approach
that has earned the confidence of business leaders around the world.
Catalyst conducts research on all aspects of women’s career advancement
and provides strategic and web-based consulting services on a global
basis to help companies and firms advance women and build inclusive work
environments. In addition, we honour exemplary business initiatives that
promote women’s leadership with our annual Catalyst Award. With offices
in New York, San Jose, and Toronto, Catalyst is consistently ranked No.
1 among U.S. nonprofits focused on women’s issues by The American
Institute of Philanthropy.
Macquarie University is an innovative Australian university with broad
recognition of the high quality of its teaching and research. It has led
the way on EEO and diversity; appointing the first female
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Di Yerbury, in 1987 and winning awards for
its strategies to lift barriers in the path of female students and
staff. The University, since 1989, has hosted the successful Women,
Management and Employment Relations Conference. Sponsors: Platinum Sponsor
ANZ, including its finance company Esanda, is aspiring to be the
bank with a human face in which a diverse workforce plays a central
role. Gender diversity is a key component organisations can leverage for
corporate success as it enriches organisational culture, perspectives,
creativity and innovation, as well as leadership and management style.
By sponsoring the census, we hope to assist in recognising the
importance of women in corporate Australia and inspire others to value
difference within their organisations. Gold Sponsor
Macquarie University is also proud to be the gold sponsor of the Australian Women in Leadership Census for 2003. Silver Sponsor
A market leader in education for the service professions, Edith Cowan
University is Western Australia's second largest university with almost
23,000 students, three metropolitan campuses and a regional campus in
Bunbury. This year Edith Cowan University is the silver sponsor of the
Australian Women in Leadership Census for 2003.
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| Did You Know... |
| Of the 169 companies in the 2003 EOWA Australian Women in Leadership Census, 37 companies had two or more women in executive positions.... |