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EOWA would like to thank the following sponsors of
the 2006 EOWA Australian Women in Leadership Census:
A team from the Departments of Business and Statistics at Macquarie
University conducted the research reported in this census. Funding for
the research was provided by the Labour-Management Studies Foundation at
Macquarie University.
Catalyst is the leading research and advisory organisation working
with businesses and the professions to build inclusive environments and
expand opportunities for women at work, with offices in New York, San
Jose, Switzerland and Toronto. As an independent, non-profit
membership organisation, Catalyst conducts research on all aspects of
women's career advancement and provides strategic and web-based
consulting services globally. In addition, Catalyst honours exemplary business initiatives that
promote women’s leadership with the annual Catalyst Award. Catalyst's
groundbreaking reports on women in leadership in the United States,
Canada and Europe outline the barriers to women's advancement in
business and offer strategies for making change within companies and
firms.
Platinum sponsor ANZ aspires to be a very different bank. A bank with
a distinctive and inclusive culture where difference is valued and
leveraged, and where people can bring their whole selves to work, feel
valued and be challenged. Enabling women to fully contribute to the best
of their ability is a core element of ANZ's diversity strategy.
International research shows that effective management of diversity
enriches organisational culture. It enables all staff to bring their
different perspectives to work, increasing business innovation and
significantly improving the quality of decision making. By sponsoring
the Census, ANZ hopes to inspire Australian businesses to value the
significant contribution Australian working women have to make in
customer facing and critical decision-making roles which enhance
business success.
Macquarie University is highly acclaimed for the innovation and 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, through its
Labour-Management Studies Foundation, has hosted the acclaimed Women,
Management and Employment Relations Conference since 1989. Macquarie
University is also proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the EOWA Australian
Census of Women in Leadership.
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| Of the 169 companies in the 2003 EOWA Australian Women in Leadership Census, 37 companies had two or more women in executive positions.... |